Re: infinite loop? with mmap, nfs, pwrite, O_DIRECT

--- Chuck Lever <[email protected]> wrote:
> 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?

Yes, this only applies to NFS.
ext3 doesn't let you use pwrite with O_DIRECT, nor does NFS from 2.6.8.
These are the only 2 filesystem types to which I have access.

For ext3, using ftruncate works just fine for extending the file, but on NFS, ftruncate causes the
non-existent pages to be read in.

-Kenny



	
		
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