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Friesen, Christopher [CAR:7Q26:EXCH] wrote:

> The system in question is a yellowdog system, but the same problem is 
> present on a recent mandrake box as well.  Is this a redhat issue?

It appears that this is a glibc problem, and it is still present in the 
latest glibc.  Just a warning to people using statfs().

Chris

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