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Issue #199, Section #4 (6 Jan 2003: User-Mode Linux Security And Performance Enhancements)
Issue #195, Section #4 (9 Dec 2002: NFS/ext3 Problems)
Issue #60, Section #8 (27 Mar 2000: Philosophy Of Having Debugging Code In The Kernel)
Issue #53, Section #9 (7 Feb 2000: autofs Version 4, NFS Version 3 In Stable Tree?)
Issue #43, Section #4 (15 Nov 1999: CPU Speed-Change On Running Systems)
Issue #31, Section #8 (19 Aug 1999: LinModems)
Issue #18, Section #1 (13 May 1999: /proc Discussion)
Issue #15, Section #2 (22 Apr 1999: Journalling And 'Capabilities' In ext3)
Issue #10, Section #32 (18 Mar 1999: fs/proc/array.c Fixes)
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