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kmem_free block already free
Cause
This is a programming error, probably from a device driver.
Action
Determine which driver is giving this message and contact the vendor for a software
update, as this message indicates a bug in the driver.
Technical Notes
This message is from the DDI programming function kmem_free(9F), which
releases a block of memory at address addr of size siz that was previously
allocated by the DDI function kmem_alloc(9F). Both addr and siz must
correspond to the original allocation. If you have source code for the driver, follow
kmem_alloc(9F) and kmem_free(p]9F) in the code to make sure they allocate and free
the same chunk of memory.
"L"
last message repeated int times
Cause
This message comes from syslogd(1M), the facility that prints messages on the
console and records them in /var/adm/messages. To reduce the log size and
minimize buffer usage, syslog collapses any identical messages it sees during a 20
second period, then prints this message with the number of repetitions.
Action
Look above this message to see which message was repeated so often. Then consider
the repeated message and take action accordingly. If repeated log entries such as
su ... failed appear, consider the possibility of a security breach.
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