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To: erik.tews@gmx.net (Erik Tews)
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Subject: Re: Strange messages with 2.4.16
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>>>>> "Erik" == Erik Tews <erik.tews@gmx.net> writes:

Erik> invalidate: busy buffer

Erik> ... What do they want to
Erik> tell me? Has anybody else seen this messages?

I see them during shutdown (or reboot); a quick grep shows that
they are coming from fs/buffer.c: invalidate_bdev().  My kernel
is with RAID-1, and without lvm.

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