There may be two bugs here. One happens when you start 9pfuse in one terminal and then interrupt a program in that same terminal. Perhaps the shell sends the interrupt to the backgrounded 9pfuse or 9p server too. If so, there is an rfork(RFNOTEG) missing somewhere.
The second is what happens when any I/O to the 9pfuse server gets interrupted, in any terminal. That one: > I see the same 9pfuse behaviour mounting ircfs or u9fs at work. If I > interrupt some I/O, I lose the mount. > Haven't seen the find problem, 9pfuse -D might be instructive there. I think I fixed this on July 24. http://hg.pdos.csail.mit.edu/hg/plan9/rev/18d28bd28f4b Russ
