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Re: freebsd 2.2.5 and arla-0.13
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Eric Hoffman)
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That's weird. Doesn't the_fbuf get initialized to {NULL, -1, 0, 0} ?
right, thus the segv...making the branch be unconditional means I get
back ENODEV when trying to opendir /afs/cs.washington.edu instead of
crashing arlad, but the kernel trace looks the same (bogus fileid)
The fileid being zero is bad and is probably a result of fcache_fhget
failing.
yeah. I've been looking at it further, the handle passed to fhopen is
zero...tracing it back the entire queue that create_nodes traverses
during startup seems to have zeroed handles
Did you get any debug output from xfs while arlad was
creating the cache files?
you mean orginally? no, just:
Oct 6 15:18:10 tesuji /kernel: Loading mod...
Oct 6 15:18:10 tesuji /kernel: syscall 210
Oct 6 15:18:10 tesuji /kernel: Using VFS slot 17
do you think it would help if I blew away my cache?
