> System:
>
> Tyan Tiger LE S2515ING
> dual 1ghz PIII
> 1gb memory
> two IBM DTLA 307075 drives
> each drive master on a channel of the onboard raid
> onboard raid detected as Promise PDC20267
> onboard raid set so each drive is a single span set
> net effect is to use the onboard raid as a pair of simple ide controllers
>
> operating system on separate hard drive
> 2.4.5
> + linux-2.4.5-xfs-06042001.patch.bz2
> + ide.2.4.5.06062001.patch (Andre Hedrick IDE patches)
> + linux-2.4.0-sard.patch (extended /proc/partitions info)
>
> Drives have numerous partitions. Each pair of partitions are configured
> to use software raid 0 with varying stripe size. Each raid 0 set has
> an xfs filesystem on it, built with the default parameters.
>
> I left Bonnie running over night, and this morning came in to find an
> oops. The decoding follows. Let me know if I can be of further help.
> I'm not on the list, so please CC me on any replies.
>
> I found the new patch bundle from 11June2001 and will use those. Are
> the patches on an every Monday schedule? If so, I'll use today's instead
> when they come out.
Patches are not really regular, the cvs tree is the most frequently updated
source of xfs code. This is currently at 2.4.6-pre3. There are some changes
in the later patch, but nothing I would expect to affect this.
This oops is nasty in that it appears to represent a bad pointer in a
page hash so far as I can tell. Can you report the compiler version you
used and send a disassembly of the whole of the __find_lock_page (run gdb
on vmlinux and use the disassemble command).
Can you also send me a pointer to Andre's ide patch please.
Thanks
Steve
>
> Jim
>
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