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> This to me looks like the main desire is to fool the user.  It looks like
> it doing something, but it really isn't...

Not really... This may look like an old DOS virus :) but it is not! It's a 
fault injection tool - it's purpose (in this case, of corse) is to cause a 
very short delay on a critic process.

-- 
Lu?s Henriques
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