PulseAudio causing kernel panic with GNOME 2.26

[Ashish SHUKLA]

Hi everyone,

I'm running FreeBSD 8.0-CURRENT (amd64). After portupgrade-ing to GNOME 2.26 
today, I'm not able to boot into GNOME. As soon as gnome-settings-daemon gets 
started, I get a kernel panic. Being in X11, I'm not able to see any messages 
printed on the screen. And also there is no dump getting saved on swap device.

I also have Xmonad installed, so after booting into Xmonad, I started 
gnome-settings-daemon on terminal, and I noticed after loading pulseaudio 
related stuff, I got a kernel panic.

You'll notice in the log that I'm using an extended partition as swap (shared 
between GNU/Linux and FreeBSD) and FreeBSD is not dumping on it. So I created a new 
'freebsd-swap' partition in disklabel, but no still dumps.

Anyways, there is some information related to the fault is logged in the 
dmesg[1].

BtW, prior to writing this mail, I've already ran memtest86+ on my box and it 
has passed all the 8 tests without any errors.

References:
[1] - http://wahjava.googlepages.com/dmesg-11042009.txt

TiA
-- 
Ashish SHUKLA
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