>>>>> " " == Olaf Titz <olaf@bigred.inka.de> writes:
> Just had one that looks somewhat similar. Trigger was an NFS
> mount called by automount. NFS was in use at that point
> already. The system locked hard on trying to shut down after
> that.
> Linux 2.3.99-pre3, K6, autofs4.
> [lockd:__insmod_lockd_S.bss_L1480+162638/52537609]
> [do_umount+233/336] [umount_dev+126/252] [sys_umount+185/196]
> [sys_oldumount+11/16] [system_call+52/64] Apr 19 11:00:13
> bigred kernel: Code: c7 40 1c f4 ff ff ff ff 73 1c e8 c7 bc fb
> ff 83 c4 04 8d 43
All reports I've seen on this particular problem seem to involve
autofs passing a corrupted superblock to umount.
Just in case though: is anybody seeing this particular type of Oops
using ordinary mount/umount (no autofs, no amd, ...)?
Cheers,
Trond
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