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  Please don't CC to two lists...

On Sun, 8 Mar 1998, Tom Torrance wrote:

> I am quite concerned about a weird timeout problem I just had.
> Could it feasibly cause corruption of my ccd0?

  Depends on whether your system recovers, or hangs.  If it hangs, and you
forced to do a reset, corruption is likely.

  "timed out while" idle is long standing issue (search archives for that
phrase").

Tom


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