3.1 box dies with 'scp -r'

I have an OpenBSD 3.1 box in my office at work that I use for internal/development type stuff (alright, it's a samba server for my mp3s). It had been pretty much unpatched.

I was trying to copy a couple directories worth of files to it from my NT 4.0 box using 'scp -r', and the OpenBSD box died:

	kernel: integer divide fault trap, code=0
	Stopped at	_ffs_inode_alloc+0x389: idivl 0xffffffcc(%ebp),%eax

I tried with both putty's scp and the OpenSSH for Windows version of scp with the same result. If I don't use the '-r' switch, it works fine.

I figured since the box was mostly unpatched, that I'd try that. I applied all the patches from the OpenBSD errata, and downloaded and installed OpenSSH 3.5 -- still having the same problem.

	ddb> trace


	_ffs_inode_alloc(fb68fd68,100002,fb75fcc8,e01e55c7,fb6905cc)


	at _ffs_inode_alloc+0x389


	_ffs_inode_alloc(fb68fd68,41ed,fb4b8280,fb75fcf4,fb6905cc)


	at _ffs_inode_alloc+0x48

	_ufs_mkdir(fb75fe44,fb6be9a8,fb6f5c88,fb75fed8) at

	_ufs_mkdir+0x9f


	_VOP_MKDIR(fb6906cc,fb75fea0,fb75feb4,fb75fed8,fb6fe9a8) at


	VOP_MKDIR+0x3b


	_sys_mkdir(fb6fe9a8,fb75ff80,e02f2eb7,0) at _sys_mkdir+0x101


	_syscall() at _syscall+0x242


	--- syscall (number 136) ---
	0x400830cb:

	ddb> ps
	PID	PPID	PGRP	UID  S	FLAGS	WAIT		COMMAND
	8931	11148	8931	1001 2	0x4004			scp
	11148	30682	30682	1001 3	0x184	select		sshd
	30682	31911	30682	0    3	0x184	netio		sshd
	23569	24227	24227	0    3	0x185	select		smbd
	18584	12734	18584	1001 3	0x4086	ttyin		bash
	12734	27802	27802	1001 3	0x184	select		sshd
	27802	31911	27802	0    3	0x84	netio		sshd
	27158	1	27158	0    3	0x4086	ttyin		getty
	17531	1	17531	0    3	0x4086	ttyin		getty
	946	1	946	0    3	0x4086	ttyin		getty
	23528	1	23528	0    3	0x4086	ttyin		getty
	7411	1	7411	0    3	0x4086	ttyin		getty
	14703	1	14703	0    3	0x84	nanosleep	cron
	31488	15099	15099	0    3	0x85	piperd		nmbd
	15099	1	15099	0    3	0x85	select		nmbd
	24227	1	24227	0    3	0x85	select		smbd
	14047	1	14047	0    3	0x40184	select		sendmail
	31911	1	31911	0    3	0x84	select		sshd
	19913	1	19913	0    3	0x184	select		inetd
	19187	1	19187	0    3	0x84	select		portmap
	11175	1	11175	0    3	0x84	select		syslogd
	9	0	0	0    3	0x100204   usbevt	usb0
	8	0	0	0    3	0x100204   apmev	apm0
	7	0	0	0    3	0x100204   crypto_wa	crypto
	6	0	0	0    3	0x100204   aiodoned	aiodoned
	5	0	0	0    3	0x100204   syncer	update
	4	0	0	0    3	0x100204   cleaner	cleaner
	3	0	0	0    3	0x100204   reaper	reaper
	2	0	0	0    3	0x100204   pgdaemon	pagedaemon
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	1	0	1	0    3	0x4084	   wait		init
	0	-1	0	0    3	0x80204	   scheduler	swapper

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