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I've been having problems with kernel panics (page faults) doing the
following command:

find /home -name public_html -exec chgrp -R www {} \;

Is anyone else having this problem?  I have 80MB of RAM and 256MB of swap.
It only happens if I exec the chgrp command.  I've tried the chmod,
and ls commands without any problem using the same find command.

Please help.  Thank you.
-- JC