On Fri, Mar 10, Kirill Korotaev wrote:
> >I think that we should go for the first.
> just an idea which came to my mind:
> can't we fix it the following way:
> 1. fix select_parent() when called from generic_shutdown_super() to loop
> until _all_ dentries are shrinked (not only those, with d_count = 1);
> this guarentees that no dentries are left.
> 2. no dentries are left, but iput() can be in progress.
> So can't we simply make invalidate_inodes() to be in a loop with
> schedule() until no busy inodes are left?!
But this hides the places where dput() is called after mntput() and locks up
when somebody forgets to call dput() at all. And I think we should printk() in
that situations instead of waiting for them.
Regards,
Jan
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