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From: Scott Michel <scottm@cs.ucla.edu>
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Subject: stable current?
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For UNI kernels, John's latest round of vm changes seem to be more
stable -- OTOH I'm not really pushing things that hard either.

>From a CVSUP late this evening (yes, I'm at UCLA on a Sat. night,
so there!) and a rebuild of world, I haven't encountered:

a) Spurious splats of 'cc'...
b) Random bus errors
c) VM splats on MS-DOG file system mounts

FWIW.


-scooter