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> yes unless you use the version as of :>                 2004-03-02
> 17:24:46
> UTC (RELENG_5_2, 5.2.1-RELEASE-p1)
>
> check it out with uname -a
>
> if it does not say -p1
> it affects you.
>
> My guess, you are affected :)
>
> cheers
>
Hello all.
I have a litttle question here, regarting all those patches and kernel
upgrades..

For exampleif I have a router here doing NAT, i cant reboot it frequently,
and I don't wont to reboot it at all.

But as it is said, that you need to patch or cvsup the kernel source,
rebuild kernel, and reboot.
Is there any way to do such thing without rebooting?

Thanks