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Denys Fedoryshchenko wrote:
> AUFS(same as COSS, UFS, NULL) is way of handling with cache storage in squid, and nothing else. It is userspace and not involved deeply with kernel things.
> Since long long time i didn't had any single problem with it.
> Kernel is fully vanilla.

ah, ok.  I had assumed kernel module too, sorry.

-Eric