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Subject: KVA Issue?
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I was wondering... and thought i'd comment on something i've read... is 
there something going on
in the kva area that's bad? (AKA exaustion through malloc routine)  I found 
something that made me curious, and thought I'd see what you thought.  I'm 
really debating now about what i should move my production machines to.  
They claim to have a patch...

http://gobsd.com/node/view/39

Interested to see what everyone thinks.

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