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Re: Filesystem tests crashing host
(Resending, this time with subject line and cc's)
> I still say revert rmind's changes of 2011.04.11.22.31.43, because
> that's when the failures started. My logs show six test runs > between
christos' change to kern_descrip.c (at 2011.04.10.15.45.33) > and rmind's
changes, and none of those test runs paniced; after > rmind's changes, every
single test run has paniced.
Problem is not diagnosed. It cannot be reproduced on real hardware,
and I do not see how f_ops can become invalid when using semaphore.
Even if we assume that it can - the semaphore code should actually be
*used* in the first place. However, it seems that neither failing
ATF tests, nor ATF itself are using semaphores. Can somebody prove
me wrong on this?
Perhaps a simple printf("f_type = %d\n", fp->f_type) would hint what
type of descriptor is actually failing. Also, a wild guess - can one
reproduce the problem with the following changes reverted:
I'm working on building kernels with each commit backed out - it will take a
while.
However, I have been able to dump the file structure:
f_offset 0000 0000 0000 0000
f_cred ffff 8000 098e db40
f_ops ffff ffff 80ef fac0
f_data ffff 8000 09de 28c0
f_list.next ffff 8000 0ab7 f4c0
f_list.prev ffff ffff 80cb 2728
f_lock 0000 0000 0000 0000
f_flag 0000 0003
f_marker 0000 0000
f_type 0000 0008
f_advice 0000 0000
f_count 0000 0000
f_msgcount 0000 0000
f_unpcount 0000 0000
f_unplist.next 0000 0000 0000 0000
Note that both the f_ops and f_list.prev pointers seem to be corrupt, and that
the type of this structure is semaphore = 8
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