Kernel Panic: Unexpected soft update inconsistency; run fsck manually

kernelpanic-bsdfs54.png

Operating System:
FreeBSD 5.4

What happened:
Server went unresponsive at the console and came up with the error upon power cycling.

Work done:
Ran a fsck from single user mode and then rebooted.

End result:
The fsck was successful and the server rebooted without an issue.

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