Follow-up Comment #4, bug #45930 (project findutils):
The issue can be triggered with a shorter command line.
Run this in one terminal:
while env true; do sleep .001; done
and in another one this find(1) command:
$ find /proc -ignore_readdir_race -maxdepth 3 > /dev/null
With that, find(1) is hitting the error pretty reliably.
FWIW: Interestingly, 'oldfind', i.e., the old non-FTS implementation even runs
into an endless loop:
...
/home/berny/findutils/find/oldfind: ‘/proc/1143/net’: Invalid argument
/home/berny/findutils/find/oldfind: ‘/proc/1143/net’: Invalid argument
/home/berny/findutils/find/oldfind: ‘/proc/1143/net’: Invalid argument
/home/berny/findutils/find/oldfind: ‘/proc/1143/net’: Invalid a^C
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