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Subject: Re: rename panics kernel (fwd)
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> Would this also come into play on a huge amount of 'rm' activity ala news
> expire?

Is that the "free vnode isn't" panic?  If so, no, it shouldn't.  Use
the kludge I posted the other day for that one.


					Terry Lambert
					terry@lambert.org
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