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Subject: msdosfs causes system panic under CURRENT and on 4.8-RELEASE
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I have an image of floppy disk formatted under win2k that causes
system panic under CURRENT and on 4.8-RELEASE. This hapens
after I mount the image (via vnode or directly from floppy) and do 'ls'
of one of directories on the image.  If somebody wants to fix the bug
 - send me an e-mail and I will send the image.