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From: Mario Doria <mariodoria@yahoo.com>
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Subject: Vinum status
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Hi,

I have a box which I use to play around with freebsd-current, it has
a large mirrored vinum setup and that is why I want to know if
anybody out there is running recent -CURRENT sources. 

Specifically, I'm interested in knowing if the "panic: dangling
vnode" problem is still aroud; also, if by doing "vinum start" and
"vinum stop" repeatedly, the vinum config reports a disk as crashed.


Thanks



Mario Doria