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Hi Everyone, 

	I was wondering if anyone else has experienced this. I just updated and 
compiled the world/kernel (Aug 28) and had something spookey happen. 

	On reload, ZFS loaded and tried to mount, but failed with a "Meta Data 
corrupt" message. Thankfully, reverting to a previous kernel recovered the 
array. 

	Has anyone else seen this yet, or is it just an isolated case with my 
machine? 

Machine Info:  Core2 quad running AMD64; 8 gigs ram

Ta
Peg