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Hi,
I receive many messages twice, one from their original sender and one
from root@baroque.co.uk.
The problem seem to be present only on linux-kernel and/or linux-scsi.
Is it a bug or something else %-)
Regards
Meir
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From: Linus Torvalds <torvalds@cs.helsinki.fi@baroque.co.uk>
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To: Michael Alan Dorman <mdorman@lot49.med.miami.edu>
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Subject: Re: ext2 problems on fast-wide SCSI-2
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On Fri, 3 May 1996, Michael Alan Dorman wrote:
>
> May 3 10:29:06 vineland kernel: free_one_pmd: bad directory entry
> 00400000
>
> sometimes in clusters of as many as 14 (though the directory entry
> number varies, it's always 00200000, 00400000 or 00800000).
This looks like a traditional one-bit memory error - either in cache or
in main memory. It should probably be all zero's (meaning "no page
directory" which is pretty normal ), but it has gotten corrupted, so..
> The message that I saw that got me to write this email (reformatted):
>
> EXT2-fs error (device 08:01): ext2_find_entry: bad entry in directory
> #101620: inode out of bounds - offset=12 inode=4194306, rec_len=12,
> name_len=2
The inode number is 4194306 = 0x00400002. Again, it looks like it should
probably be just a plain "2" which is the normal ext2 root inode number,
but something corrupted it and set one bit in the number (note how it's
the same 00400000 bit again..)
Linus
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