Re: xfsaild in D state seems to be blocking all other i/o sporadically

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On 19.04.2017 16:04, Carlos Maiolino wrote:
> If I am not blind, the task currently owning the cpu isn't listed there, which I
> suppose to be already running.
Correct, the only process utilizing the CPU is xfsaild. It is also the
only process doing I/O, and it looks like it's doing only reads. It
(xfsaild) never shows up in dmesg as blocked.

> Next time you hit it, could you please paste the stack trace of the task owning
> the cpu? Which I suppose to be xfsaild according to your report.
> 
> A simple `cat /proc/<pid>/stack` is probably enough
Sure, will do.

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