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From: Kevin Day <toasty@home.dragondata.com>
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Subject: panic: removing a buffer when not on a queue
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Received this today, from a kernel cvsup'ed on the 17th.


panic: removing a buffer when not on a queue

The trace showed:

panic
bremfree
vfs_bio_awrite
vinvalbuf
nfs_vinvalbuf
nfs_open
vn_open
open

SMP kernel, running as an nfs client and server.

Any questions?

Kevin