I'm still getting many of these messages in my /var/log/messages.
I've mailed the list several times about this, but have gotten
no response to date.
Jan 27 15:18:11 calvin kernel: iput: inode 00:01/1955135490 still has locks!
Jan 27 15:18:11 calvin kernel: iput: inode 00:01/1955135490 still has locks!
Jan 27 15:18:11 calvin kernel: iput: inode 00:01/586088450 still has locks!
Jan 27 15:18:11 calvin kernel: iput: inode 00:00/860426 still has locks!
Jan 27 15:18:22 calvin kernel: iput: inode 09:00/3169 still has locks!
Jan 27 15:18:54 calvin last message repeated 3 times
Jan 27 15:18:54 calvin kernel: iput: inode 00:00/860583 still has locks!
Jan 27 15:20:51 calvin kernel: iput: inode 09:03/1470472 still has locks!
Jan 27 15:22:39 calvin kernel: iput: inode 09:03/1350660 still has locks!
Jan 27 15:24:41 calvin kernel: iput: inode 09:03/1122310 still has locks!
I'm not sure if this really indicates a problem, but there are
several thousand of these messages in my logs. They seem to
be triggered by actions that walk the directory hierarchy (i.e.
backups, find, etc.). If they're just harmless warnings (which I haven't
been able to ascertain perusing the kernel source), I can understand
the ones that correspond to the md devices (09:<nn>/<inum>), but
the ones for 00:00 and 00:01 don't make much sense to me. These are
not devices I would normally connect with having i-nodes.
System is a dual PPro 200MHz (SuperMicro P6DNE) with 512MB, all
file systems are on md (RAID 1) devices, kernel is 2.2.13ac3 +
ide-tape patch for Onstream DI-30 drive. Otherwise, the system
is a RedHat 6.0 + most of the updates RedHat and KRUD updates.
Thanks in advance for any insight/help/advice you can give...
tw
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