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On  6 Jan, Stefan Ehmann wrote:

> I'm also still not sure why I got three "bad bufsize" panics in a row
> all of the sudden instead of page faults. (Most of the previous kernels
> were built without INVARIANTS - but at least some with).

I forgot that historially the kernel options were not used when building
modules.  I think they are used right now, and were used for a while in
the recent past.