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:Hmm, interesting.  Do you have a 3C905B kicking around there somewhere 
:that you could repeat the profiling run with?  I must admit I hadn't had 
:a chance to look at a profile dump using fxp, and this comes as a bit of 
:a surprise.

    I have two but they are both on slow machines (read: can't saturate
    the network) with old (pre signal changes) kernels and I don't have
    time to upgrade them, so no profiling is possible for now.

					-Matt
					Matthew Dillon 
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