Re: Deadlock on 3.18.5

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Hey,

It’s me again.
First of all: Thanks for the reply, Duncan :)

After detecting the deadlock und posting the stack trace yesterday evening, I left the machine alone and didn’t rebooted it. The monitoring told me that the whole server (including the hypervisor) became unreachable a few minutes after I fetched the stack trace from syslog.

But now - as I just realised - the server is back alive, the process finished successfully and the volume is accessible. So the deadlock was not a real deadlock or resolved itself magically without me doing anything. The syslog reports several stack traces from kworker for about 2 hours (the time the server was not reachable). Within the first hour syslog was completely silent. Within the second hour the kernel complains about that rcu_sched dected stalls on the CPU in an interval of 3 minutes.

What do you think?

Regards,
  Juergen

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