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Re: SGI XFS on ppc

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Subject: Re: SGI XFS on ppc
From: Thomas Graichen <news-innominate.list.sgi.xfs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 1 Aug 2000 05:42:01 GMT
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Steve Lord <lord@xxxxxxx> wrote:

> As for debugging this hang - it is a little tricky without something like
> kdb. Getting a stack trace for the mount process would be critical to working
> out what went wrong. I suspect some read of a block from disk did not wake
> up the requesting thread. There is tracing in the pagebuf module, but it
> relied on kdb to dump the results, mapping these trace calls onto printk
> messages, or some other mechanism may help.

i tried it with the poor mans debugger - printk :-)

i put printk's all over xfs_mountfs_int (which i hope is the right
point for the mounting stage) and to my confusion - non of them were
printed out (the first one was before xfs_mount_common - maybe i
should move it before the xfs_readsb) ... i'll try to look at this
a bit deeper - also i will try to find out how to use xmon (if that
is possible on my machine)

t

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