On Thu, Nov 21, 2024 at 11:13:29AM +0800, Lizhi Xu wrote: > user_path_at()-> > filename_lookup()-> > path_lookupat()-> > lookup_last()-> > walk_component()-> > __lookup_slow()-> > ntfs_lookup()-> > d_splice_alias()-> > > 2. The subsequent chmod fails, causing the inode to be set to bad. What's wrong with "return an error"? > 3. During the link operation, d_instantiate() is executed in ntfs_link() to associate the bad inode with the dentry. Yecchhh... If nothing else, check for is_bad_inode() should be there for as long as make_bad_inode() is done on live inodes.
