Messages in this thread |  | | Date | Tue, 12 Jan 1999 21:51:20 +0000 (GMT) | | From | Chris Evans <> |
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Hi Dave,
I just tried your NFS/TCP patch against 2.2.0p6.
Not much success I am afraid. Here is what I tried and what happened
1) mount with flags "rsize=16384,wsize=16384,tcp,intr,nolock"
Try make -j 32 of linux kernel across localhost, using userland NFS server.
Result: lasts about 1 sec. Spits out "RPC: empty TCP record". All processes hang in D state (at shutdown lots of unpleasant RPC messages show up)
I suggest you try the above stability test - localhost is a very fast transport to help expose those races. A make -j 32 is massively parallel, and a kernel build involves a good deal of reading and writing.
2) mount with flags and localhost server as above, expect let rsize and wsize default.
Tried: make clean on same linux source tree
Result: Process hangs in D state.
Cheers Chris
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