Kenny Simpson wrote:
I have a smaller test case (4 system calls, and a memset), that causes the test case to hang in an
unkillable state*, and makes the system load consume an entire CPU.
*the process is killable if run under strace, but the system load does not drop when the strace is
killed.
Pass this the name of a target file on an NFS mount.
(tested to fail on 2.6.15-rc1).
kenny-
i'm assuming that because you copied trond, this is only reproducible on
NFS. have you tried this test on other local and remote file system types?
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