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Subject: [Bug 220404] head -r319722 related changes break powerpc
 production-style kernel operation: bad function pointer (related i386 issue
 likely too)
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--- Comment #6 from Mark Millard <markmi@dsl-only.net> ---
(In reply to oleg.nauman from comment #4)

The code that I've report predates the i386 listing
reported "HEAD/i386 r320212" reference: -r319722 and
so could be involved.

But it can not be involved for something from:

"I'm observing similar panics on i386 CURRENT r310466"

May be -r320466 was intended in comment #4? A typo?

But if the -r310466 is correct then it is a different
problem for comment #4.

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