Chuck Silvers wrote:
> 
> this message means that there was some file data cached in the kernel,
> and the i/o to write that data to disk failed, so that data was lost.
> the error was 45, which is "EOPNOTSUPP".  I don't know what that error
> means in this context, and I've been getting the same error myself
> with a 1.5T-vintage kernel, but I thought that was due to some other
> changes I've been working on.  I guess it's not that after all.
> 
> do you have a way of triggering this problem on demand,
> or is it an occasional thing?

I have the same problem with my Tbird machine (-current). It seems to
occur more frequently when softdep is enabled.

Jun-Young

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