Hi,
I've been trying to run 2.4.0-test1-ac4 on my firewall/gateway machine
without much success. Here's a list of observations so far:
1. m_n_i: allocated inode is within quota
Solution is simple - just comment out the printk's in
fs/minix/bitmap.c - someone like to comment whether these
can be removed, or are they there as a reminder that more
work needs to be done?
2. NFS spams with lots and lots of messages similar to:
nfs_notify_change: attr=0, fattr=4??
nfs_refresh_inode: inode number mismatch
expected (0x305/0x1de7), got (0x305/0x1de9)
This is 2.4.0-test1-ac4 root NFS client running against
a 2.2.14 knfsd server. Sorry, haven't investigated it
any more.
3. On the NFS server (2.2.14), I keep getting:
find_fh_dentry: 03:05/7651 dir/7725 not found!
when the 2.4.0 client is running. Sorry, haven't
investigated it any more.
4. "ipchains" part of the netfilter seems to cause kernel
lockup.
Again, I haven't investigated this deeply yet. However, the
symptom is that if I try to ping machines on the Internet
from machines within my local network, it causes the
2.4.0-test1-ac4 firewall to lockup. Timer interrupts are
still running, but it doesn't respond to its serial tty
nor pings from the local network.
I guess something is locking up in a bottom-half handler
in ipchains, which then prevents all other bottom-halfs
from running.
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