From mboxrd@z Thu Jan  1 00:00:00 1970
Date: Mon, 15 Jul 1996 10:04:19 +1000
From: David Hogan dhog@cs.su.oz.au
Subject: Slave buffer problem
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Luther Huffman <lutherh@stratcom.com> writes:
> [...]
> check: "/386/lib/perl/5.00301/CORE/": qid out of range 12f91
> [...]
> I've noticed, as an example, if a perl script of mine loads a module from
> /386/lib/perl I get the failure. If the perl script loads a module from
> /sys/lib/perl everything proceeds normally. Similar things appear to occur
> for other programs doing some kind of access in these directories as well.
> The normal file and directory commands (ls, cat, etc.) seem to work just
> fine with these directories.
>      Does this give rise to any new ideas, anyone?

Sounds to me like you're dealing with some sort of fundamental
incompatibility/exclusion principle ;-)

Reminds me a lot of the phenomenon of organ rejection.

Perhaps a marriage guidance counsellor would be able to help...
(oops, wrong thread!)