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SubjectRe: [NFS] bad inode number: 0 and NFS
On Monday March 6, skvidal@phy.duke.edu wrote:
> > This code has been totally re-written in 2.3 and in the patches that
> > Dave Higgens in maintaining for 2.2.14.
> so if we use the higgens patches then the problem will disappear?
>

Very likely.

> > However, the dentry returned by d_alloc_root() here is never inserted
> > into the dcache tree and so can never map anything to anything. It
> > gets totally discarded when dput is called on it.
> which means what?

"there isn't an obvious problem with that piece of code"

>
> Am I corrupting my FS?

Unlikely. Though as I don't know exactly what is causing that error
message, I cannot be certain.

>
> -sv
>

NeilBrown

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