There appears to be an "EXTREME" high load bug that is hard to catch.
Only journaling FS or HA and Performance test ever trigger this one.
If you can tell me how you created the situation to trigger this bug,
I will have a better idea how to catch and fix it.
On Sun, 23 Jan 2000, Jeff Garzik wrote:
> I just experienced corruption with 2.3.41-pre2. Config: ASUS Dual-PII,
> single IDE drive (UDMA/33), no SCSI.
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> Was doing a vendor "build everything" kernel build, which failed. :)
> So after correcting the error and restarting, I/O errors on regular
> files started appearing, mainly during really big 'rm' runs.
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> Haven't seen any corruption yet on my K6-2 (UP) box, but it doesn't see
> really heavy disk usage like the SMP box.
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> Regards,
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> Jeff
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