Re: Suspected bug in wait syscall or similar

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Hi Rolf!

On 3/30/20 10:41 AM, Rolf Eike Beer wrote:
> I run a 32 bit Gentoo userspace on my T5120 with a 64 bit kernel (5.5.7 at the 
> moment). This is nothing really new, I see this for a while, but it seems to 
> got a bit worse lately.

Debian's glibc maintainer told me that the glibc testsuite on SPARC has more failures
on 32-bit than on 64-bit. Maybe we should look into trying to get some of these failures
fixed first. CC'ing Adhemerval from glibc upstream who has done a lot of bug fixing
on SPARC in glibc.

It could be useful in this context if Gentoo could provide a small Gentoo SPARC LDOM
running 32-bit userland for the GCC Compile Farm. This way upstream developers get
easy access to a Gentoo SPARC instance to be able to reproduce issues like this.

> When I read about https://sourceware.org/git/?
> p=glibc.git;a=commit;h=b33e946fbb1659d2c5937c4dd756a7c49a132dff I thought that 
> this may solve the issue, but I rebuild my glibc in a chroot with that patch 
> and at least the fish testsuite hangs are unchanged.
> 
> Has anyone a clue what's going on there?
I know that there have been some stability issues with the Linux kernel on SPARC
with older hardware like the UltraSPARC IIIi. The T5120 we have and newer machines
seem to run relatively fine with a 64-bit userland.

Adrian

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