No, no NO no!  You misunderstood!  ("Just _what kind_ of fool do you take
me for, anyway?")

I was attempting a "restore ivfb /dev/nrst1 112".  The dump was done
under StunOS.  As long as I invoked the restore while my cwd was on a
native filesystem, everything was fine.  When I cd'd to a non-native
filesystem, restore SEGV'd.  I'm not sure if this is a bin or a kernel
problem; it might be both.  Once restore caused my system to panic due
to a memory alignment error somewhere (but dumps don't happen on my
IPX )-: )

Also, every now and then, I have this horrible problem of NFS locking
up solid, which means that I can't do Netscrape at all because it will
lock up my IPX.  It's a long story, but I remember seeing this as a common
problem.  Just to alert the rest of the gang:  the NFS hang problem has
not gone away, and I'm not entirely sure where it's hanging.




				--*greywolf;
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If anyone requests a reason as to why Windows NT is inferior to UNIX,
refer them to the process scheduler, for starters.  Of course, users
don't care, and programmers try not to, even though they both should.
If that fails, reiterate that remote administration and control of a
node is a *good* thing, especially if network security is concerned.