T = NIL

["Michael S. Kelsen" <kelsen@ge-dab.ge.com>]

   Check this out from a LISP Listener:

        Command: t
        NIL

     A user encountered this problem and does not know what caused it.  Somehow
T started evaluating to NIL after an error concerning an illegal array 
reference was encountered in his program.

     I evaluated T in several different packages, in new LISP Listeners, and
after a warm boot and still the same answer, NIL.  I was unable to bind T
to any non nil value using any of the SET? functions and was forced to cold 
boot the machine to fix the problem.

     Questions:

        1) What could have caused this to happen?
        2) How can I fix the problem once it occurs (short of cold booting)?


   Michael S. Kelsen      
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