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Subject: sys_symlink -EPERM
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Hi,
	sys_symlink is returning permission error when fs isn't symlink
compliant.Wouldn't it be interesting to be more precise here ? If yes,
how don't break current userland appl. (eg ln)

Regards,
FabF