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>Also, you do need a relatively recent kernel.  There are
>a couple of flags in each thread's mailbox that the
>kernel needs to recognize.  This change was committed
>to the kernel around April 21, 2003

Both my kernel and world are currently built from May 24, 2003 source.

Pete