Martin Husemann wrote:
> On i386 I was able to mount a share from Win2K. A "ls" in the mounted
> dir resulted in a complete recursive ls at first try and an imediate
> crash at second try.
 
I've tried this on bigger directory and got some 'drop resp with mid ??'
printfs. I'll look into this.

> On sparc64 the kernel dies imediately. As it will on anything != i386.
> The code contains gems like this:
> 
>    *(int*)cp = nmlen;

This was in code path which should not be used. I removed that code
anyway. I guess the mb_{put|get}_*() functions might be the actual
problem. Too bad I don't have alignment-picky arch to test.

> where, you guess it, cp is a char *.

Ouch :/

Jaromir
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