On Thu, Mar 09, Kirill Korotaev wrote:
> >Thanks! I'll send the corrected patch.
> >So, everythings fine now?
> looks so! Will be glad to Ack/Sign or whatever needed :)))
>
Ok.
> >>> d_free(dentry);
> >>> if (parent != dentry)
> >>> dput(parent);
> >>> spin_lock(&dcache_lock);
> >>>+ sb->s_prunes--;
> >>>+ if (likely(!sb->s_prunes))
> >>
> >><<< Is it possibe to do something like:
> >>if (unlikely(!sb->s_root && !sb->s_prunes))
> >>?
> >
> >
> >Uh, I forgot about that one. You already complained about that before :(
> But I'm not sure it is that simple... s_root is set to NULL w/o locks,
> so I wonder whether it is safe to check it here or we can miss some
> wakeups...
No, it's not. We need to down_read(&sb->s_umount) for that which is
deadlocking because we down_write() it before calling ->kill_sb(). So this
isn't safe. For now I'll keep it like before and live with the overhead of
calling wake_up() on an empty wait-queue.
Regards,
Jan
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