Re: [PATCH] sys_sendmsg() alignment bug fix

On 9/27/05, Alex Williamson <[email protected]> wrote:
>    The patch below adds an alignment attribute to the buffer used in
> sys_sendmsg().  This eliminates an unaligned access warning on ia64.

Is this a warning fix or bug fix?
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