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Hi, 
 
	I want to implement POSIX aio stuff on FreeBSD.  Can anybody give some 
pointers as to how to go about it ??  Also, is there any public domain async 
i/o library implementation available, so that i can use that as reference ?? 
 
Thnks, 
Jay


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System, FreeBSD2.2-Beta

"Some" dos directories cannot be removed
even though they are really empty.