m...@netbsd.org (Emmanuel Dreyfus) writes:
>I can tell that in vfs_bio.c, bread() -> bio_doread() will call
>VOP_STRATEGY once for the offendinf buf_t, but biodone() is called twice
>in interrupt context for the buf_t, leading to the biodone2 already
>panic later.
>Since you know the xbd code you could save me some time: where do we go
>below VOP_SRATEGY?
The buffer is passed to xbdstrategy that tries to run the I/O queue.
-> on error it finishes with biodone
regulary it calls dk_strategy that iterates over xbd_diskstart.
-> on error from xbd_diskstart it again finishes with biodone
xbd_diskstart tries to push a single buffer, it either
- queues the buffer to the "hardware" (a hypervisor event) or
- returns EAGAIN to retry the operation or
- returns another error to fail the operation
a queued operation eventually returns with a call to xbd_handler.
- for every buffer returned, dk_done is called which finally ends
in invoking biodone.
hypervisor events link to a 'xbd_req' structure (and per request,
which can be I/O but also a cache flush operation). For I/O requests
the 'xbd_req' structure points to the buffer.
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Michael van Elst
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