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From: Brett Wynkoop <freebsd-arm@wynn.com>
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Greeting-

I am updating my sources tonight and plan a kernel build over the
weekend.  If I still crash on USB Stick writes I think that it might be
time for a real kernel hack to have a whack at my BBone.  

I am sure that if it happens for me it will happen for others.  I
remember when I tested a release of BSD/OS years ago I ran into a
problem none of the dev team could reproduce on their equipment.  In
the end against my protests the product was released without fixing the
issue.  Once people started installing that version the support line
went crazy with paying customers with the same problem.  I have no idea
how I do it, but I seem to always find the most interesting bugs.

-Brett

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