Doh- sorry to hear about the merge problem, but I am relieved to know we
don't have another bug floating around on this path! Thanks for the update.
-Phil
Bart Taylor wrote:
I finally narrowed it down. It turns out we had a problem merging the
previous release, but it did not show up since we
I finally narrowed it down. It turns out we had a problem merging the
previous release, but it did not show up since we never got a chance to test
it. Sam added an op_release in namei.c to fix a kmem_cache leak, and it
sneaked in twice without warning. Taking that out fixed the problem.
Bart.
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I'm having a hard time thinking of anything specific that would have
impacted this. You could maybe try to narrow it down some by taking a
diff of just the src/kernel/linux-2.6 directory and apply that to a
2.7.1 tree to test and see if it is something specifically in the kernel
module code.
I ran the test the same way you mentioned - outside of the LTP framework -
and still had the problem. I have applied the patch that fixed the rename06
test as well as the kernel buffer overflow fix from a few days ago and still
have the problem.
I did a CVS export of head this morning and used the
Phil Carns wrote:
Bart Taylor wrote:
I am having a problem with an LTP test from the 20080630 set of LTP
tests. The
'openfile01' test does 10 threaded opens of 10 files. It is attached
in case you
need a copy. The test completes successfully, but an 'ls' command
immediately
after that hangs a
Bart Taylor wrote:
I am having a problem with an LTP test from the 20080630 set of LTP
tests. The
'openfile01' test does 10 threaded opens of 10 files. It is attached in
case you
need a copy. The test completes successfully, but an 'ls' command
immediately
after that hangs and cannot be killed
I am having a problem with an LTP test from the 20080630 set of LTP tests.
The
'openfile01' test does 10 threaded opens of 10 files. It is attached in case
you
need a copy. The test completes successfully, but an 'ls' command
immediately
after that hangs and cannot be killed. Eventually the node h
