:It survived the first bulkbuild, but crashed several hours after
:starting the second one. I found many warnings like this in /var/log/messages
:after the crash:
:(the hexadecimal numbers differ between lines)
:Mar 15 14:31:19 dfly64 kernel: HAMMER Warning: depth limit reached on setup
recursion, inode 0xfffffffe4d5274e0 00000004c138829a
:
:according to the last command's output, I guess these were logged just
:before the crash. The crash dump is on my leaf account as
:~y0netan1/crash/{kern,vmcore}.5 .
Those are ok, probably unrelated.
More importantly, it didn't hit any of my debugging kprintf()s so
I haven't caught the path that is causing the cursor to stray. It's
the same situation as before... the cursor is sitting at the prior
object in a node.
We have to figure out what that hammer command that's running is
trying to do (thread 7, pid 843). That might give me a hint as
to what sort of operation is confusing the cursor.
-Matt
Matthew Dillon
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