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Subject: Re: lock order reversal
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Jeff Anton wrote:
> Hi,
>     FYI: I just built a new kernel and I'm getting a bunch of
> lock order reversal reports.  No apparent ill effects, but
> disconcerting.  I built my last kernel, which did not complain,
> on Feb 3rd.

See previous discussions.  Summary: they have always been there but were 
unnoticed until recent enhancements.

Kris