CIFS VFS: No task to wake, unknown frame rcvd! NumMids 15

[Yao Fei Zhu <walkinair@cn.ibm.com>]

Hi, all,
I run fsstress on CIFS, kernel 2.6.18-rc6, both server and client are in 
same box,
and kernel output lots of info like the following, I don't know
whether it's the expected behaviour.

CIFS VFS: No task to wake, unknown frame rcvd! NumMids 15
CIFS VFS: Cmd: 50 Err: 0x1f0100c0 Flags: 0x80 Flgs2: 0x41c0 Mid: 31414 
Pid: 23127
CIFS VFS: smb buf c0000001b01ca990 len 39
CIFS VFS: Dump pending requests:
CIFS VFS: State: 2 Cmd: 162 Pid: 22283 Tsk: c0000001bbd40640 Mid 31432
CIFS VFS: IsMult: 0 IsEnd: 0
CIFS VFS: State: 2 Cmd: 50 Pid: 23181 Tsk: c0000001bd8a2640 Mid 31433
CIFS VFS: IsMult: 0 IsEnd: 0
CIFS VFS: State: 2 Cmd: 50 Pid: 22400 Tsk: c0000001d97d4540 Mid 31434
CIFS VFS: IsMult: 0 IsEnd: 0
CIFS VFS: State: 2 Cmd: 50 Pid: 22656 Tsk: c0000001b383c5c0 Mid 31435
CIFS VFS: IsMult: 0 IsEnd: 0
CIFS VFS: State: 2 Cmd: 50 Pid: 22889 Tsk: c0000001bd77b5e0 Mid 31436
CIFS VFS: IsMult: 0 IsEnd: 0
CIFS VFS: State: 2 Cmd: 7 Pid: 22935 Tsk: c0000001b1216e90 Mid 31437
CIFS VFS: IsMult: 0 IsEnd: 0
CIFS VFS: State: 2 Cmd: 50 Pid: 22498 Tsk: c0000001b705b660 Mid 31438
CIFS VFS: IsMult: 0 IsEnd: 0
CIFS VFS: State: 2 Cmd: 162 Pid: 22160 Tsk: c0000001d92ce4c0 Mid 31440
CIFS VFS: IsMult: 0 IsEnd: 0
CIFS VFS: State: 2 Cmd: 50 Pid: 22723 Tsk: c0000001b444f4e0 Mid 31439
CIFS VFS: IsMult: 0 IsEnd: 0
CIFS VFS: State: 2 Cmd: 50 Pid: 22625 Tsk: c0000001b5e9c910 Mid 31441
CIFS VFS: IsMult: 0 IsEnd: 0
CIFS VFS: State: 2 Cmd: 0 Pid: 22916 Tsk: c0000001b109f3e0 Mid 31442
CIFS VFS: IsMult: 0 IsEnd: 0
CIFS VFS: State: 2 Cmd: 50 Pid: 23078 Tsk: c0000001b01663c0 Mid 31443
CIFS VFS: IsMult: 0 IsEnd: 0
CIFS VFS: State: 2 Cmd: 50 Pid: 23096 Tsk: c0000001b03d4040 Mid 31444
CIFS VFS: IsMult: 0 IsEnd: 0
CIFS VFS: State: 2 Cmd: 50 Pid: 22515 Tsk: c0000001be2872e0 Mid 31445
CIFS VFS: IsMult: 0 IsEnd: 0
CIFS VFS: State: 2 Cmd: 50 Pid: 22362 Tsk: c0000001c1834e90 Mid 31446
CIFS VFS: IsMult: 0 IsEnd: 0


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