Compiler issues two diagnostics for anonymous class, one is sufficient

Tried on Linux - JDK build 1.6.0-auto-116
Compiler issues wrong [unchecked] warning for anonymous inner classes.

Please see the following code:
<code>
class A<T,K> {
    public A(K k) {}
}

public class Test26 {
    A a = new A("saaa") {
public void getNoneTest() {}
};
}
</code>

Output of the code when compiled:
<output>
Test26.java:6: warning: [unchecked] unchecked call to A(K) as a member of the raw type A
    A a = new A("saaa") {
          ^
Test26.java:7: warning: [unchecked] unchecked call to A(K) as a member of the raw type A
            public void getNoneTest() {}
                        ^
2 warnings
</output>

The second warning
"warning: [unchecked] unchecked call to A(K) as a member of the raw type A
            public void getNoneTest() {}" is wrong.

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It can also be errors:

 12 class T6231847 {
 13 interface T6231847I {}
 14 static class T6231847C {}
 15
 16 T6231847 t;
 17 Object o = new <Object> T6231847I() {};
 18 Object p = new T6231847I(o) {};
 19 Object q = t.new T6231847I() {};
 20 Object r = t.new <Object> T6231847I(o) {};
 21 Object s = t.new T6231847C() {};
 22 }

T6231847.java:21: qualified new of static class
    Object s = t.new T6231847C() {};
               ^
T6231847.java:21: illegal qualifier; T6231847.T6231847C is not an inner class
    Object s = t.new T6231847C() {};