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Subject: Re: Possible race in the filesystem code (softupdates) ?
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Martin Blapp wrote:

> Find(8) seems to trigger that bug while we are deleting this really huge
> work dir with ~200000 files in it and doing a stat on it at the same
> time.

I'm curious: can you reproduce it using bonnie++ with a propper '-n' 
parameter?