christos b0fb40a0ab When unloading the nfsserver module, call nfs_fini() so that the nfsrvdescpl ...

pool gets destroyed. Otherwise we are left with a stray pool that points to
unmapped memory behind (and bad things happen). Typically you get seemingly
random page faults (without printing uvm_fault) that happen in various pool
operations. Most frequent one is the pool_drain() from the page daemon.

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files.nfs

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krpc_subr.c

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krpc.h

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Makefile

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nfs_bio.c

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nfs_boot.c

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nfs_bootdhcp.c

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nfs_bootparam.c

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nfs_bootstatic.c

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nfs_clntsocket.c

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nfs_clntsubs.c

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nfs_export.c

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nfs_iod.c

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nfs_kq.c

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nfs_node.c

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nfs_serv.c

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nfs_socket.c

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nfs_srvcache.c

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nfs_srvsocket.c

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nfs_srvsubs.c

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nfs_subs.c

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nfs_syscalls.c

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nfs_var.h

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nfs_vfsops.c

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nfs_vnops.c

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nfs.h

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nfsdiskless.h

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nfsm_subs.h

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nfsmount.h

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nfsnode.h

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nfsproto.h

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nfsrtt.h

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nfsrvcache.h

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rpcv2.h

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xdr_subs.h

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