The contents of the stack trace would indeed be very valuable. These are screendumps (sorry, no text version!) of the last few lines of the amd64 panic first, and then the x86-32 panic:
fbsd64-oh-no-ssh.bz2
Description: Binary data
fbsd32-oh-no-ssh.bz2
Description: Binary data
The image file(s) and the xen config file(s) can be made available on request. The image files might be just a bit to large for email attachments, so I'd put at the gmplib ftp server. My installs where completely standard, since the systems proved unusable before I had a chance of customising them. Also the NetBSD 6.1.2 / Xen 4.2 system is quite standard. It might provide some useful unformation to note that a similar amd64 install works fine under kvm (Debian 7.2); the x86-32 install misbehaves badly there, but it passes the "ssh test". I suspect kvm, given the observed state of the BSDs there: http://gmplib.org/~tege/virt.html -- Torbjörn
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