> > Only the bits that did the module locking crap, which
> > is unnecessary afaics. If you look at the files touched,
> > there's still nowayout used in the other functions.
>
> You need to lock the module in memory in the nowayout case
> Otherwise the module can be unloaded (which is ok), and then
> reloaded (which is not).
>
> So yes, you broke NOWAYOUT. Its a bit subtle and under
> documented I admit.
Bugger. Ok, I'll add that to the TODO.
Dave
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