Messages like
Jul 10 16:02:40 core kernel: Cannot read proc file system:
9 - Bad file descriptor.
come from klogd itself, when it tries to serve request from some
process, not from kernel. I dont know what caused it though.
And about reading CD-ROMS with pre 2.0.35 - almost every time
when i try to read direcory of a CD i get messages:
_isofs_bmap: block>= EOF(4, 4096)
Am I only one who gets them? I added some debug code to dir.c for
isofs and saw that it couldn't finish reading of directory
correctly.
In pre 2.0.35 patch - inode.c:
- if( b_off > inode->i_size )
+ if( b_off >= inode->i_size )
I dont know if it's fix for some problem or just typo but if i
revert this change messages go away...
Dmitry
Alan Cox wrote:
> > Terry L Ridder wrote:
> > The whole pricipal of this thread is FUBARed. Let's all go fix an
Opps.
>
> What a good idea.
>
> I've put up 2.0.35-pre-patch8.gz. I've only had one obvious 2.0.35pre7
> problem report which is updatedb going nuts. Well the message people
quote
> doesn't actually appear in the kernel source so I suspect the bug is
> a userdspace problem with someone being caught by the new (correct)
> security handling.
>
> This one is just a final tidy up and adds the missing changes to allow
> the fsync() on a directory case to work.
>
> Alan
>
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