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Daniel,

I saw your code in thr_kern.c assumes that a blocked thread
in kernel will always be returned in same upcall(your userland=20
kse)? However, current kernel will returned this context in one
of upcall in the same ksegrp, so there is race in your code,=20
I think this may be a kernel bug but not yours, this does not
very respects original paper.


David Xu