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From: Steve Passe <smp@csn.net>
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Subject: Re: 3.0/SMP panic 
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Hi,

I've undefined almost everything from smptests.h, effectively reverting
to one giant lock on everything, including FAST_INTR()s.  The realignment of
INT priorities are out, the COM, clock  and INTR locks are out.  The skipping
of ipending checks in FAST_INTR() is out.  (Note that to undefine all
these I had to tweek a couple of source files.)

I am still getting a panic from the daemon saver, so I'm fairly certain
its not from my recent changes (but never say never...)

So I guess I'm going after the saver itself next...

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