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> about the fopen problem, any specific program demonstrate this?  I would 
> thing things would fall over left and right if fopen() had a problem.

It will not happen if the program is small. I am working on it right now.
It has the similar symptom as using libc_r under 2.2.1.  I am not sure
they are related, but they happen when the program growing or some libraries
linked.

I'd like to fix these two problems A.S.A.P. I am going to spend most of
my time diring next a couple of weeks to track down the problem, and/or
fix it/them.

If you or some one in FreeBSD team can help me or work with me on this fixing,
it will be appreciated.

Thanks,

-Jin