Re: BUG: using rootfstype=ext4 causes oops

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From: Theodore Tso
Date: Wednesday, April 15, 2009 - 9:19 pm

On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 09:59:26PM +0100, Andrew Price wrote:

Hmm, git commit id, please?  The stack traces are in the IDE interrupt
handler, so it seems surprising that ext4 would trigger it but ext3
would not.  Have you tried ext4 on any earlier kernel?

The main difference I can think of is that ext4 enables barriers by
default; maybe that's the case of the IDE breakage?  Can you try
booting with the boot command option "rootfsflags=barrier=0" as well
as "rootfstype=ext4", and see if that helps?

If so, it's a bug in the IDE code in that it's not handling barriers
correctly.

						- Ted
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BUG: using rootfstype=ext4 causes oops, Andrew Price, (Wed Apr 15, 1:59 pm)
Re: BUG: using rootfstype=ext4 causes oops, Theodore Tso, (Wed Apr 15, 9:19 pm)
Re: BUG: using rootfstype=ext4 causes oops, Andrew Price, (Thu Apr 16, 3:47 am)
Re: BUG: using rootfstype=ext4 causes oops, Theodore Tso, (Thu Apr 16, 7:53 am)
Re: BUG: using rootfstype=ext4 causes oops, Bartlomiej Zolnierki ..., (Thu Apr 16, 9:02 am)
Re: BUG: using rootfstype=ext4 causes oops, Andrew Price, (Thu Apr 16, 9:38 am)
Re: BUG: using rootfstype=ext4 causes oops, Theodore Tso, (Thu Apr 16, 9:55 am)
Re: BUG: using rootfstype=ext4 causes oops, Andrew Price, (Thu Apr 16, 10:05 am)
Re: BUG: using rootfstype=ext4 causes oops, Bartlomiej Zolnierki ..., (Thu Apr 16, 12:22 pm)