Hi, I have been chasing a data corruption problem under heavy load on 4 servers that I have at my care. First I thought of an hardware problem because it only happen with RAID 6 disks. So I reported to Debian: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1032391 Further research pointed to be the XFS the common pattern, not an hardware issue. So I made an informal query to a friend in a software house that relies heavily on XFS about his thought on this issue. He made reference to several problems fixed on kernel 6.2 and a discussion on this mailing list about back porting the fixes to 6.1 kernel. With this information I have tried the latest kernel at that time on Debian testing over Debian v12 and I could not reproduce the problem. So I made another bug report: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1040416 My questions to this mailing list: - Have anyone experienced under Debian or with vanilla kernels corruption under heavy load on XFS? - Should I stop waiting for the fixes being back ported to vanilla 6.1 and run the latest kernel from Debian testing anyway? Taking notice that kernels from testing have less security updates on time than stable kernels, specially security issues with limited disclosure. I am happy to provide more info about my setup or my stability tests that fail under XFS. Kind regards Jose M Calhariz -- -- Um falso amigo nunca o xinga Um verdadeiro amigo já o xingou de tudo quanto é palavrão que existe - e até inventou alguns novos
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