DF-0673 / run.log
=== DF-0673 attempted live trigger (6.5-DEVELOPMENT #0, smbfs.ko loaded) === [server] listening on 127.0.0.1:139 [server] accepted conn 0 [server] sent positive session response [server] got SMB negotiate (104 bytes) [server] sent negotiate response [server] sent msg hdr claiming 4000, delivered 50 bytes [server] closed (RST) ... mount_smbfs hangs in D1 (uninterruptible) waiting on smbiod ... ... smbiod blocks waiting on a fully-conforming negotiate response ... ps -aux: root 922 mount_smbfs ... D1 root 923 (smbiod0) D5 === Conclusion === The minimal fake server doesn't speak enough SMB1 to advance the kernel client past negotiation into the post-negotiate nbssn_recv call where the leak lives. The bug is unambiguous in source; a live PoC would require a fully-conforming NBSS+SMB1 negotiate response. See VERDICT.md for the source-level trace.