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From: Ernie Elu <ernie@spooky.eis.net.au>
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Subject: at_pcbconnect repeatd messages
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Date: Wed, 8 May 1996 18:37:12 +1000 (EST)
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On a machine that has the netatalk patches applied to -stable I am getting
the following repeated messages:

May  8 15:18:49 hamster /kernel: at_pcbconnect: ro->ro_rt=0x0
May  8 15:24:53 hamster /kernel: at_pcbconnect: ro->ro_rt=0x0
May  8 16:48:59 hamster /kernel: at_pcbconnect: ro->ro_rt=0x0
May  8 16:59:29 hamster /kernel: at_pcbconnect: ro->ro_rt=0x0
May  8 17:13:35 hamster /kernel: at_pcbconnect: ro->ro_rt=0x0
May  8 17:15:37 hamster /kernel: at_pcbconnect: ro->ro_rt=0x0
May  8 17:15:38 hamster /kernel: at_pcbconnect: ro->ro_rt=0x0
May  8 17:15:45 hamster /kernel: at_pcbconnect: ro->ro_rt=0x0
May  8 17:17:20 hamster /kernel: at_pcbconnect: ro->ro_rt=0x0
May  8 18:05:18 hamster /kernel: at_pcbconnect: ro->ro_rt=0x0


I don't recognise the message and I was wondering if someone could point me
in the right direction for making it go away !

- Ernie.