Hello!
> Actually there is one place which cannot fail, allocation of the
> final FIN frame in TCP. It may never fail, it will loop until
> it gets the memory.
I do not think that it is a big problem. Loop with schedule for a small
time and, if we still cannot allocate FIN after several attempts,
our system is about to die in any case. Then just reset socket and p..s.
(Dave, you know this word 8)). Who will blame on us, if we are
in such troubles?
BTW all right #2. I was in panic after first sight at the problem,
after thinking a bit I understood that it is not a big problem.
Thinking more I even see that it removes those spurious wake_up()s,
which we discussed recently. Let's just add __set_current_state(TASK_RUNNING)
before copy and all are happy. And wake_up is avoided. 8)
Alexey
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