A list of the most annoying bugs in MiNT
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Please don't report bugs listed in this file; send patches instead.

1) AES randomly starts to hog all the available memory. NOTE: it is 
   likely, that it is an AES bug (but I wouldn't trust in it, until 
   we're sure).

2) The famous "shutdown bug", when the kernel crashes trying to close 
   an unidentified file on one of (I guess) internal filesystems. 
   There is temporary solution, but well... the bug is still there.

3) Time:
   The kernel doesn't know when to change from your standard timezone
   to the alternative timezone (aka DST) and vice versa.  If DST
   in your area of the world changes from DST to standard time, let's
   say at Oct 28, 3am., and your machine is running then, you either
   have to change the system timezone manually (e.g. by running
   tzinit) or you have to reboot (hope you run tzinit at system
   start-up).  If you change your system time from a date where
   DST applies to a date where it does not apply you also have
   to reboot or run tzinit.  This isn't really considered a bug.
   Actually some time-keeping daemon should keep track of that
   stuff and change the kernel timezone whenever appropriate.

4) Virtual memory manager:
   The virtual memory manager (aka VM) doesn't work correctly.
   Consider it experimental and feel free to improve it.
