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Subject: Re: 4.0 proc size mismatch, solved
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thanx to all who replied - after some hours of isolation testing (including
about 10 kernel recompilations and a complete make world that didn't change
anything) i found out that it was the DEBUG_LOCKS option in the kernel
configuration files (yes, i know that it says so in the file, but i was making
sure that nothing else was wrong, and the symptom didn't seem very related to
that - the make world did not suffice because apparently i would need to
specify -DDEBUG_LOCKS in the make world command

more later, i suspect,
cal

Dr. Christopher Landauer
Aerospace Integration Science Center
cal@aero.org


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