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In message <20030508140210.B26126@internetDog.org>, Ali Bahar writes:
>
>Hi David,
>you're right. The name cache is system-wide.
>
>I still need to understand the difference between a vnode's
>v_cache_src and v_cache_dst (IOW, a namecache's nc_src and nc_dst),

One is for the chain which a (directory) vnode sources, the other
is the chain where the (any type) vnode hangs from it's parent
directory.

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