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From: Lapinsky Alexander <avl@kiam1.rssi.ru>
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Subject: VM (kernel) bugs ?
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2.2-960323-SNAP  -- console message:

vm_page_free: wire count > 1 (2)panic: vm_page_free: invalid wire count

System does not reboot. But it does not work.

Hardware P5 on 5DXP system board with 32M RAM.
Test sequence is:
   while sleep 1
   do
       find /usr/include -type f -exec cat {} \; | sort | grep size_t
   done
This one was running two times (simultaneousy).

This test on 2.1.0-RELEASE some times produce
different core files ( cat.core, sort.core and grep.core :-)

I guess "Core file production" depend on RAM available.
If you have not real swaping, you have not *.core .
Look ! 386SX, 4Mb RAM produce a lot of core files:
    adjkerntz.core , cron.core , timed.core ,
    inetd.core  and  more-more-more

			A.Lapinsky

P.S.	I'll be glad if I could help somebody.