virtual 60
        virtual 3
        virtual 3
        virtual 3
        virtual 3
        virtual 7
        .
        .
        .

(a *lot* of these), and the resulting graph isn't layed out correctly (the nodes overlap).

Just 'dot', no arguments, triggers this. I haven't found any combination of arguments that _doesn't_ trigger it, in fact. I'm unable to find a smaller graph that does the same thing.

Sorry about the butt-uglyness of the graph -- I haven't had time to clean up the output of the program that generates it.

I'll attach the output, in case it gives you any further clues.

Having been able to reduce a previously huge graph down to a measly size (attached graph) while still seeing dot balk, I'm wanting to post a followup to the bugreport. I'm probably blind, or had too much beer at the LUG meet, but I can't seem to find that option.

Anyhoo, here she is. If you want to see what the graph _should_ look like, remove the second and beforelast lines.
Input file: b226.dot
Output file: b226a.dot
Owner: *
Status: *