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On Thu, 3 Mar 2005, David Xu wrote:

> This is caused by a memory corrupted problem, there was some reports ,
> but current I don't know what caused it, it is worth to disable GC code in
> mono and see if the problem still occurs ?

IIRC, there were problems with mono GC'ing mutexes while
they were still being referenced...  Or something like
that.

-- 
DE