On Thu, May 16, 2002 at 09:50:31AM -0400, Jim Eshleman wrote:
> After two weeks of uneventful uptime with -pre6aa1 the system hung
> with no symptoms, no messages, no way in. XFS filesystems recovered
> themselves on reboot with no apparent problems. About twelve hours
> later got the appended oops, in the early AM. I suspect it may have
> been triggered by the system backup, which is now stuck in D state.
> Otherwise the system is running normally except loadavg is high (6-7)
> even though there is little CPU and IO usage.
I would suggest a full forced fsck and an upgrade to 2.4.19pre8aa3 that
includes the xfs 1.1 release (it fixes various xfs issues compared to
2.4.19pre6aa1). Personally I mostly care about the glue between xfs and
mainline kernel, so for specific xfs bugs you were right to CC the xfs
mailing list.
Andrea
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