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> I believe that's known one.  There are several threads
> about similar symptomps in -current.  Try this hack:

Thanks a lot - this also helped me. Perhaps this patch should be comitted, 
sholdn't it? Or does it hurt in other situations?

Anyway - thanks again!

Matthias