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On 02 Apr 2012, at 8:45, Rick Macklem wrote:

> Joel argued that the credential reference in vm_object_t wasn't NFS =
specific
> for the same reason. (ie. He felt it might be useful for other =
filesystems,
> such as smbfs. He had at least one other one, but I can't remember =
which one;-)

NFS, smbfs, and nwfs (NetWare) were the three that I identified in =
8.3-RC1 (based on a brief grep for curthread).  They looked like they =
had copied it from NFS (down to "/* XXX */" next to where they set the =
creds from curthread), and they did pass that cred down, but I didn't =
look closely at where it was ultimately used.

I didn't look at anything in ports.

joelh=