Following a crash last night (suspect buggy Dell BIOS, since upgraded), I'm
now seeing thousands of:
ReiserFS: dm-5: warning: clm-2200: last commit 2158066944, current 2158066945
ReiserFS: dm-5: warning: clm-2201: last flush 2158065946, current 2158065947
This is on both 2.6.12.5 (last night) and 2.4.14.1 as of tonight. fsck
reports no corruption and I have no reason other than these warnings to
believe there is any, but this is (obviously) troubling nonetheless. The
relevant code is in fs/reiserfs/journal.c.
For the flush case:
if (journal->j_last_flush_id != 0 &&
(jl->j_trans_id - journal->j_last_flush_id) != 1) {
reiserfs_warning(s, "clm-2201: last flush %lu, current %lu",
journal->j_last_flush_id, jl->j_trans_id);
}
And for the commit case:
if (journal->j_last_commit_id != 0 &&
(jl->j_trans_id - journal->j_last_commit_id) != 1) {
reiserfs_warning(s, "clm-2200: last commit %lu, current %lu",
journal->j_last_commit_id, jl->j_trans_id);
}
The filesystem is mounted notail, no options with the journal. Any hints as
to what's up? Should I expect corruption here?
John
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On Saturday 12 November 2005 10:52 pm, John Madden wrote:
> ReiserFS: dm-5: warning: clm-2200: last commit 2158066944, current
> 2158066945 ReiserFS: dm-5: warning: clm-2201: last flush 2158065946,
> current 2158065947
>
> This is on both 2.6.12.5 (last night) and 2.4.14.1 as of tonight. ?fsck
> reports no corruption and I have no reason other than these warnings to
> believe there is any, but this is (obviously) troubling nonetheless. ?The
> relevant code is in fs/reiserfs/journal.c. ?
FWIW, I've given up on this and moved the data to another filesystem on the
same box, now with no further errors. I hope at some point someone finds out
what causes what I can only assume to be filesystem trashing -- trashing that
fsck doesn't find.
John
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