On 04/09/2014 13:37, Miro Kropáček a wrote:
This is a very good point. I shared the same belief, perhaps there's an exception for stuff like XaAES and during this exceptional state also the NFS code gets executed, as a side effect.
Another idea.While user software use their private stack, kernel modules share the kernel stack. And...
Found in sys/xfs/nfs/config.h: /* To speed up buffer allocation, some space on the stack is used. These * constants control their size. Make sure that MiNT's system stack * is not overloaded! At the moment (MiNT 1.09) it is 8kb big. * These values should be sufficient for most cases to avoid additional * memory allocation. */ #define LOOKUPBUFSIZE 128 /* size of the buffer on the stack */ ... Beware of stack overflows... -- Vincent Rivière