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SubjectRe: ext4 corruption on alpha with 4.20.0-09062-gd8372ba8ce28
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02.01.19 17:52 I wrote:

> I have noticed ext4 filesystem corruption on two of my test alphas with 4.20.0-09062-gd8372ba8ce28.

Retried it, still happens with 5.0.0-rc5-00358-gdf3865f8f568 - rsync of emerge --sync just fail with nothing in dmesg.

> On AlphaServer DS10:
> [10749.664418] EXT4-fs error (device sda2): __ext4_iget:5052: inode #1853093: block 1: comm rsync: invalid block
>
> On AlphaServer DS10L:
> [ 5325.064656] EXT4-fs error (device sda2): htree_dirblock_to_tree:1007: inode #1191951: block 4731728: comm rm: bad entry in directory: directory entry overrun - offset=76, inode=417080, rec_len=61816, name_len=35, size=4096
> [ 5325.069539] EXT4-fs error (device sda2): htree_dirblock_to_tree:1007: inode #1191951: block 4731728: comm rm: bad entry in directory: directory entry overrun - offset=76, inode=417080, rec_len=61816, name_len=35, size=4096
> [ 5325.077351] EXT4-fs error (device sda2): ext4_empty_dir:2718: inode #1191951: block 4731728: comm rm: bad entry in directory: directory entry overrun - offset=76, inode=417080, rec_len=61816, name_len=35, size=4096
>
> Two other alphas, PC-164 and Eiger, worked fine with the same kernel version (different kernel configs according to hardware).
>
> The details:
> 4.20 worked fine, with gentoo emerge package update after bootup.
> Next, 4.20.0-06428-g00c569b567c7 worked fine, with gentoo emerge after bootup.
> Next, 4.20.0-09062-gd8372ba8ce28 booted up fine but rsync and rm during start of gentoo emerge errored out like above.
>
> So the corruption _might_ have happened during bootup of previous kernel but it looks more likely that only the latest kernel with blk-mq introduced the problems. mq-deadline is in use on all the alphas.
>
> DS10 has Symbios 53C896 SCSI (sym2 driver), DS10L has QLogic ISP1040, so they are different. Working Eiger and PC164 have sym2 based scsi controllers too.

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Meelis Roos <mroos@linux.ee>

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