"do_copy_range:: Invalid argument"

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Greetings everyone...

Omnibond has sent me off doing some testing chores lately.
I made no Orangefs patches for 5.9 or 5.10 and none were sent,
but I thought I should at least run through xfstests.

There are tests that fail on 5.10-rc6 that didn't fail
on 5.8-rc7, and I've done enough looking to see that the
failure reasons all seem related.

I will, of course, keep looking to try and understand these
failures. Bisection might lead me somewhere. In case the
notes I've taken so far trigger any of y'all to give me
any (constructive :-) ) suggestions, I've included them below.

-Mike

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generic/075
  58rc7: ? (check.log says it ran, results file missing)
  510rc6: failed, "do_copy_range:: Invalid argument"
          read the tests/generic/075 commit message for "detect
          preallocation support for fsx tests"

generic/091
  58rc7: passed, but skipped fallocate parts "filesystem does not support"
  510rc6: failed, "do_copy_range:: Invalid argument"

generic/112
  58rc7: ? (check.log says it ran, results file missing)
  510rc6: failed, "do_copy_range:: Invalid argument"

generic/127
  58rc7: ? (check.log says it ran, results file missing)
  510rc6: failed, "do_copy_range:: Invalid argument"

generic/249
  58rc7: passed
  510rc6: failed, "sendfile: Invalid argument"
          man 2 sendfile -> "SEE ALSO copy_file_range(2)"

generic/263
  58rc7: passed
  510rc6: failed, "do_copy_range:: Invalid argument"

generic/434
  58rc7: failed "copy_range: Bad file descriptor"
  510rc6: not run "xfs_io copy_range failed (old kernel/wrong fs/bad args?)"




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