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mux gets to own the module load/unload problem -- he's a nice guy and

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deserves responsibility.  Fortunately, he's been e-mailed a patch to
test.
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<td>Panic on load/unload a kernel module for a driver already
statically linked into the kernel.</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>Patch submitted</td>
<td>&a.mux;</td>
<td>If a network device driver, possibly any driver, is linked
into the kernel and then loaded and unloaded as a module,
the kernel will panic. This has been observed with both