> > "Marty Rosenberg": >> so it seems like aufs gets extremely unstable when running with my >> setup. After attempting to run a du operation or two, the kernel >> module crashes. I'm not sure if it occurs before the module crash, but >> other actions such as ls will hang. Other people using the system have >> said that they can still run ls in subdirectories, however I have not >> found this to be true. In case it helps, there are approximately >> 773,950 files total that are in all of the source directories. > > Hello Marty, Thank you for your report, including /proc/mounts and others. > > > Since vdir.c:603 is checking an internal lock, aufs seems to be totally > broken. I will review aufs code. > > Do you know what is the difference between you and "other people using the > system?" How about the compiler's version? Are you using the same compiler > with other people? Or kernel configuration? > > > Junjiro Okajima > > When I say other people using the system, I mean other users who were logged into my server when the module crashed. After it crashed, I rebooted, and got the same error again. When I attempted to run ls within subdirectories, it hung. Also, now that I've been looking over it, there was another error in dmesg that I had missed.
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