* Guido Serassio (guido.serassio@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx): > >[New LWP 100182] > >(gdb) where > >#0 0x48314997 in aio_read () from /lib/libc.so.6 > >#1 0x080ea8cd in a_file_read (q=0x832c04c, fd=8, buf=0x8934000, > >req_len=1048576, offset=0, > > callback=0x80e9c8c <storeDirCoss_ReadStripeComplete>, > >data=0x8838110) at coss/async_io.c:98 > > If I'm not wrong, this should be the first read from the stripe file, > offset is 0. > Looks like aio_read() doesn't work on your system. > > Looking to FreeBSD man pages: > > "To link into the kernel: > options VFS_AIO" > > and > > "To load as a kernel loadable module: > kldload aio" > > and > > "The aio facility provides system calls for asynchronous I/O. It is > available both as a kernel option for static inclusion and as a dynamic > kernel module." Issuing 'kldload aio' before starting Squid should do the trick then. If this is needed on FreeBSD, I'll add a note to the documentation. > You can also try building Squid without the --enable-coss-aio-ops > configure option. Last I checked, this would cause the build to fail on FreeBSD. Thus it's unconditionally added in the FreeBSD port when COSS support is requested.
