Lawrence Manning wrote:
>
> > > Ok, I followed all your instructions... But I don't think the problem is
> > > in do_exit. I mucked up ;( I managed to completely miss an oops! My wine
> > > stuff is running of a Win98 FAT32 partition. Heres the oops in my log,
> > > generated about the same time wine crashed:
> >
> > ;-/ I suspect that I know what happened. Try to create an strace for wine
> > and grep for open/close/read/write/lessek/mmap/truncate.
>
> The trace is 15megs ;) cos there are lots of 1 bytes reads. Without read
> and write it is 53K. I sent the 53K one to you by private email, along
> with the oops that was generated. (it looks slightly different to before,
> or else I've gone blind...) I hope you know what do with it :)
The problem is in fat_get_block(). It seems that the inode->mmu_private
is getting screwed up. The changes which appeared in 2.3.43 and 2.3.45
seem to be responsible. The problem occurs in the msync() system call:
>>EIP; c881839c <[fat]fat_get_block+60/e4> <=====
Trace; c013002b <__block_write_full_page+97/120>
Trace; c013095e <block_write_full_page+46/104>
Trace; c0124aa6 <filemap_write_page+26/44>
Trace; c0124da7 <filemap_sync+2bf/368>
Trace; c0124f1a <msync_interval+2e/5c>
Trace; c012502f <sys_msync+e7/16c>
Trace; c010ae8c <system_call+34/38>
--Brian Gerst
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