Intel L440GX+ hangs with SMP 5.0-RELEASE

[Bob]

Hi everybody,
I'm new to FreeBSD and UNIX, so I hope I'm mailing to the right list and
that I don't sound too ignorant.  I have an L440GX+ Intel MB with dual
PIII 450's and a single 9GB SCSI disk running 5.0-RELEASE.  I can boot the
generic kernel, but when I compile SMP it hangs on the line that identifies
the disk for the last time, showing the disks geometry at the end of that
line.  I believe the background file system checks would run next, were
it to boot correctly.  I've tried running 4.7-RELEASE with SMP on the same
hardware to no avail; it would hang at the line: "waiting 15 seconds for
SCSI devices to settle".  I used 4.7 with a single cpu for awhile until
5.0-DP1 was made available.  I was able to run SMP with 5.0-DP1, on the
same hardware.  I ran it 24/7 with sendmail, pop3, bind and other various
internet services, no problems, very stable for my use, unless you
repeated a keystroke too quickly, it would log you off.  I wanted it to be
"stable" for shell accounts; so I waited for 5.0-RELEASE thinking it would
run as 5.0-DP1 did, no such luck.  I've attached a file with uname and
dmesg output as well as the kernel config file I use.  I used the process
of running config kernelfilename, make depend, make, make install without
any errors that I know of.  On DP1 I think I used the dno_werror parameter
or something like that when I ran make depend.  I'm hoping someone will
have had a similar experience or just flat out knows what's wrong.  Thanks
for the bandwidth,
Bob

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