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> Once you get enough activity to start to recycle vnodes (and AFS
> vcache entries) it will probably fall over pretty fast.  Adding
> WITNESS and DEBUG_VFS_LOCKS may make the bugs more obvious.

run-tests -fast -all from arla will probably find some of the bugs.

Harald.