Status summary:

0) I merged in Jester's nan-fixes.  That was easy:
    git remote add -t nan-fixes jester 
git://gitorious.org/~jester/fg/jesters-clone.git
    git pull jester
    make

 I have not explicitly disabled real-weather-fetch, but 
 it appears to be non-enabled by default.

 The ai-traffic remains enabled.  This is the default.

 So here's what I observe in this state:

1) If I want to get anything done, I cannot --enable-fpe
 because that leads to an early FP exception, while the
 splash screen is still up.

 I cannot say whether this is due to intrinsic badness
 in the fglrx driver, or whether the driver is being
 passed unwholesome data.
 #include <tirade about non-open-source drivers>

2) It is still easy to get SEGVs or ABORTs (due to 
 corrupt double-linked lists) when exiting from the
 sim.   Some logs including tracebacks are here
   http://www.av8n.com/fly/fgfs//corrupt--21540.log
   http://www.av8n.com/fly/fgfs//corrupt--21628.log

 This appears to be about 90% reproducible chez moi.
 It is at least as likely to happen after after a
 short (30 second) simulator run as after a long
 (90 minute) one.

3) The good part is that I can now sit stationary on 
 the ground, taxi, and even fly without seeing nan 
 messages spewed on the console.  This is a major 
 improvement.

 I attribute this improvement to Jester's patches,
 since AFACT that is the only significant thing that
 has changed since a couple of days ago.

 Some seriously laborious debugging must have gone
 into preparing those patches.  It is much appreciated.

 I am particularly amused by commit a3d5fda6b09e from
 24 Oct 2009.  It replaced 17 lines with 1 line and
 produced a better result.

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