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:On Sat, 25 Aug 2001, Julian Elischer wrote:
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:> AH yes, it's a race for KSe, but we are 1:1 still so it's not a problem (yet :-)
:> ( at least, not the one that's hitteng me at the moment)
:
:Well, don't get frustrated, look on the bright side of things:  Even if
:you don't have KSE running in the next few weeks, you will have fixed
:*many* bugs in the kernel. :)
:
:Actually, wouldn't this bug also affect linuxthreads operation?  I'm not
:sure if anyone actually uses that, but if they do and were experiencing
:problems, this could explain it.
:
:Mike "Silby" Silbersack

    Yes, it could effect linuxthreads.  

    I think it will be fairly easy to fix - I just have to add a check
    after it gets past the blocking condition to see if it needs to reload
    the alternative page table.

    -

    I found the KSE bug that was stumping us last night.  Julian will be
    a happy camper when he wakes up!  I found a bunch of minor issues as
    well, things like buildworld erroring out in libkvm due to the structural
    changes, but I expect he will be able to commit the KSE patchset very
    soon now that we've found the bug that was making such a huge mess
    of the machine.

    It turns out that some assembly in swtch.s got munged and pmap->pm_active
    was not getting set, having the side effect of causing most of the TLB
    invalidation routines to believe that they didn't have to do anything.
    You can imagine the result!

                                                -Matt

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