Re: Kernel panic, FS corruption Was: Re: Call for RAID-6 users

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Followup to:  <20040801180536.GA3897@xxxxxx>
By author:    Jim Paris <jim@xxxxxxxx>
In newsgroup: linux.dev.raid
>
> > I eventually got a kernel panic when copying large amounts of data to a 
> > [degraded] raid6 array, which this time was the full 600 GB size.
> > Don't know if it is helpful to anyone but info below:
> 
> The panic is from reiserfs, and it's occuring because the FS is
> getting corrupted due to the raid6 problems.
> 

It's still very odd to me that so far the only thing that triggers
this kind of problems is reiserfs.  Either reiserfs just has a really
odd series of access patterns, or it is relying on behaviour which
isn't actually guaranteed.  I suspect the former, but it's still odd.

	-hpa
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