My syncing disks problem
Matthew Dillon
dillon at apollo.backplane.com
Mon Aug 9 09:22:34 PDT 2004
: > are asynchronous. And, in fact, there is a softupdates related
: > call that is not made for asynchronous filesystem syncs.
:
: > So, here is a patch to try. I only give it a 30% chance of working
: > due to the huge number of guesses I have made above.
:
:It didn't work. Do you want the new crash dump?
:
:Jean-Marc
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:Jean-Marc Zucconi -- PGP Key: finger jmz at xxxxxxxxxxx [KeyID: 400B38E9]
Hmm. Yes, but I'd like you to try something... try turning off
softupdates and if the problem still occurs I'd like a new crash dump
and kernel.debug.
To turn off softupdates you have to boot into single-user mode (its a
loader menu option), then use 'tunefs -n disable <filesystem>' for
each filesystem on the disk. Then reboot. After a normal boot
'mount -v' can be used to double check that softupdates has indeed been
turned off (if you run it now you will see it says 'soft-udpates' in
the list of options for most of your filesystems. After turning off
softupdates and rebooting a mount -v should not say soft-updates for
any of the filesystems).
-Matt
Matthew Dillon
<dillon at xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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