-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hello, On Jan 5, 2008, at 12:58, Rafal Boni wrote:
Michael Lorenz wrote:
Hello, On Jan 5, 2008, at 03:11, Rafal Boni wrote:I just rebooted my trusty Netra T1 with a shiny new 4.99.48 kernel and thought I'd kick off a userland build. Things seemed to go swimmingly
for a few minutes, then the machine ground to an un-usable state -- userland seems to be mostly non-responsive, though the machine is pingable, answers a ^T at a tty (well, it seems to be wedged hardernow.. it did for a while after the apparent lockup), and the disk sounds
like progress is being made on the build.But, I can't get any echo from a tty anymore, and god forbid I should
want to log in ;)Anyone seeing anything similar? Should I go back to the last- known-good
kernel for a while? ;)Are you using lfs? I see something similar on a dual G4 Mac with OBJ and TOOLS on an lfs partition, a userland build reliably triggers it, processes hang solid when accessing stuff on lfs, can't be killed and the fs can't be unmounted.
No lfs here, just bog-standard ffs w/out softdep. But I did have the same issue of unkillable processes (killing them from DDB, since I couldn't get userland response), and when I finally rebooted (again, from DDB) the system hung unmounting the filesystems as well. Good thing the LOM can still kick the box and reboot it ;)
Ok, different problem then. In my case userland remains responsive, ffs filesystems work just fine, only lfs acts up but processes getting stuck are apparently waiting passively so it looks like a locking problem to me.
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