RE: recent nfs change causes autofs regression

Hi Linus,

> Hua - that said, I don't actually see why the commit you bisected to
> has anything to do with the issue being discussed. Can you double-check
> that it's literally that particular commit that breaks for you (you could
> try just reverting that commit).

I will double check that tomorrow. Thanks. :-) I'm happy I'll still be able
to test the latest kernels on my work desktop.

> 			Linus

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