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On Sat, 12 May 2007, Scott Long wrote:

> As you probably noticed, config_intrhooks get run synchronously if 
> "cold" is not set, i.e. after boot.  This really needs to be fixed so 
> that they always run asynchronously.

Yes. But a short term fix is to not hold locks when calling it.