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Well, that certainly wasn't the (only?) problem!  This has me stumped.
After I find that the corrupt selinfo appears to be at 0xc4eb310c, I
can't tell anything about what object it used to be in.  I've also included 
all of the UMA allocations, and the object appears that it's in a partially 
free UMA slab but with no attributes as to the ownership.  You can find it 
(apparently) in the '256' zone.  Ideas?



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