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From: Charlie Root <root@apocalypse.superlink.net>
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Subject: Kernel Panic (m_copym)
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	Hi,

	I was playing with some socket code, and for some reason when
I execute a compiled binary I'm continuously getting kernel panics on
`m_compym`. Would this have to do with the code using memcpy instead 
of bcopy? Can anyone shed some light on the subject? Offer any alter-
natives to experiment with? Thanks.

marxx@superlink.net