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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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Subject: Re: locking up
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>> I guess it's not a motherboard problem :-).

>Actually, I think this motherboard is a bit flakey in the keyboard
>department.  Windows95 sometimes loses the keyboard on this machine as
>well.

Race bugs are often like that.

>I was just looking at syscons.c again and I noticed that scgetc() is
>called with interrupts blocked from sccngetc() but not blocked from
>sccncheckc().  Is that right?

Bug in sccncheckc().

Bruce