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Subject: Re: Problem remains with FreeBSD 6.0-RELEASE as seen in RELENG_5
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> On Nov 10, 2005, at 09:54, Robert Watson wrote:
>> If you could try out the patches and let me know if things  
>> improve, that would be great.

On Nov 10, 2005, at 17:28, Philip Kizer wrote:
> Patches applied and running now.  You can be sure I'll let you know  
> as soon as I have new info (although if your first go is all good,  
> for my production situation, it's the old "proving a negative"  
> problem and we'll be good if I hit my personal timeout next week  
> and mail you back to say I haven't seen a repeat).

Well, it's not yet a week but I've had enough problems with the  
unpatched systems, and no problems with the one running the test  
code, that I'm phasing in an upgrade with your patches on several of  
my other systems as well.  World is compiling now.

So far, so good.  Hopefully this will let me get through this  
upcoming US holiday without having to be bothered by my pager.

Thanks again!  I'll report back as soon as I see (or don't) something,
Philip