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diff --git a/BUGS b/BUGS
index 287586a..00ce125 100644
--- a/BUGS
+++ b/BUGS
@@ -30,3 +30,45 @@ parent process, or at least that's what I think is happening]
 [libguestfs] Some occasional data corruption, certainly on tgz-out.
 Try using tgz-out on a very large directory.
 [we think this is fixed by 64a6a828bd318622420cf3018899392fd80c14e7]
+
+[libguestfs] futimens (do_touch) not available in glibc 2.5
+(reported by Charles Duffy)
+[fixed]
+
+[ocaml] Does not compile with OCaml 3.09.3 from RHEL 5
+(reported by Charles Duffy)
+[fixed]
+
+[inspector] If there are missing Perl module deps, it still
+configures the inspector.  (eg. if perl-Sys-Virt is missing).
+
+[build] "exec: chroot not found"
+Setting PATH to include /usr/sbin solves this temporarily.
+
+[libguestfs] FileOut parameters can cause
+"internal error: reply callback called twice"
+This bug is rare but well-understood.  Unfortunately it's also
+quite hard to fix cleanly.
+
+[libguestfs] write-file does not support strings containing ASCII NUL.
+
+[perl] Perl bindings cause a segfault when you call any command which
+takes a StringList (eg. $g->command).
+[should be fixed now]
+
+[libguestfs] OptString parameters in the bindings are often not
+handled correctly.  For example in OCaml (but this is NOT exclusive
+to OCaml), OptString should become 'string option'.
+
+[libguestfs] Certain functions such as 'set-path' can take NULL
+parameters, but the parameters are not OptString.
+
+[tests] command and command-lines tests fail if test-command binary
+cannot be statically linked by libtool.  The workaround is to install
+glibc-static.
+
+[tests] Should be possible to conditionally skip tests based on a
+runtime check.
+
+[fedora] Depends on 'qemu' but should depend on the real subpackage,
+eg. qemu-kvm or qemu-system-x86_64 or whatever.  [reported by markmc]