Re: 4.1-rc6 radi5 OOPS

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On Thu, 11 Jun 2015 16:48:47 +1000
Neil Brown <neilb@xxxxxxx> wrote:


> Would you be able to test with the following patch?  There is a chance it might
> confirm whether two sync threads are running at the same time.


I tried the patch, and was fortunate:

[  208.626468] Register thread ffff88003cf53d00 md0_resync
[  208.629801] Started thread ffff88003cf53d00 md0_resync
[  208.629801] Finished thread ffff88003cf53d00
[  208.639800] Reap thread ffff88003cf53d00
[  208.639800] Finished thread ffff88003cf53d00 md0_resync
[  208.643133] Register thread ffff88003cf53700 md0_resync
[  208.643133] Reap thread           (null)
[  208.646466] Started thread ffff88003cf53700 md0_resync
[  208.659799] Reap thread ffff88003cf53700
-HANG-

That "(null)" is a problem - that will clear MD_RECOVERY_RUNNING, but there
is a thread there.
Will keep looking.

NeilBrown
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