On Fri 31 Jan 2014 09:07:15 AM EST, Josef Bacik wrote:
On 01/31/2014 02:24 AM, Russell Coker wrote:
The attached dmesg log shows the results of trying to cat a file on a
BTRFS
filesystem when running the latest Debian/Unstable kernel (upstream
3.12.8
with some Debian patches that probably aren't relevant to BTRFS).
I've rebooted the Thinkpad in question and repeated the problem after a
reboot. So I am fairly sure that the problem isn't directly caused
by memory
corruption. I presume that it's corruption on disk causing this
repeatable
problem and such corruption could be caused by a memory error (which is
something I've had happen before on a different system). But I don't
think
that such corruption should cause a GPF.
So while I think we should consider the possibility that the
filesystem was
corrupted due to a hardware fault (of which there are several
possibilities
when dealing with a laptop) the inability to recover seems like a bug in
BTRFS.
When this happens every process that tries to access the file in
question is
reported as being stuck in D state. Sometimes such processes respond
to kill
-9 (I thought that was impossible) and sometimes they remain until
reboot.
This may be a bug we just fixed in the recent git pull, are you
running with compression? If you are try the recent for-linus branch
from Chris and see if you still have the problem. Thanks,
It does look like one we fixed, even without compression please give
for-linus a shot.
-chris
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