Out of curiosity, why can't a piece be written into init that allows one
to manually remove processes from the state table?
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You're a scholar and a gentleman, Tim.
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It looked precisely like that. :)
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Unfortunately, in the environment we have, the latest we can run is
2.6.32.xx (IB drivers, filesystem modules, etc.), so even if I installed
it, I wouldn't be able to use NFS). I can verify that I added the patch
from that commit into 2.6.32.24-generic and the problem disappeared.
When we booted ba
I believe this issue is solved by commit
0702099bd86c33c2dcdbd3963433a61f3f503901 (NFS: fix the return value of
nfs_file_fsync()).
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(and the patch was actually a backport of a patch that Trond committed
to 2.6.35.something)
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Title:
Writing big files to NFS target causes system
Actually, I think you might be correct, although it looks like bug
585657 could be the one.
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(i.e., please reopen this bug)
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I'm sorry my comment sounded snarky--this caught me on an (unrelated)
bad day. I ran 2.6.32.27-generic, and the problem occurred almost
immediately. This problem appears to be in nfs_do_fsync(), not
nfs_release_page().
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This is truly insane. We have a support contract, *and* we've provided
Canonical with a patch that solves the problem, but we still can't get
them to add it into the mainline kernel.
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If this is truly a duplicate of bug #585657, I can verify that I see
this problem in 10.04 with both Ubuntu's 2.6.32-24.39 and with the stock
kernel.org 2.6.32.18.
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I'm not certain it's a duplicate of #561210, but I'm not certain it
isn't either. This one starts from within nfs_wb_all() and the other
hang starts in nfs_wb_page(). At any rate, I see this problem in 10.04
with both Ubuntu's 2.6.32-24.39 and with the stock kernel.org 2.6.32.18.
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