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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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Subject: Re: Anyone else notice NFS broken in -current?
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>> The ip header optimizations broken it yesterday.  All large packets
>> ...
>Is this part of a larger fix you're working on, or should we run
>with some interim solution to fix the broken state of the world?

I'm waiting for Garrett to read his mail :-).  I can only fix the inline
function, and it seemed OK.

>> I'm running with the following fix.  Note that it has breakpoint
>> instructions to trap the header optimizations that haven't  failed
>> yet.

>Yep, I just hit one.. :-)  Do you want the crash dump, or do you already
>have plenty of your own to look at?

No.  Just remove the breakpoints.  Then the wrong code will only be used
for checking.

Bruce