On Tue, Aug 13, 2002 at 12:17:07AM +0200, Michel Dänzer wrote: > > syntax and other errors in lines which apparently do not exist. any > > program which uses mmap on files will malfunction). > > Ah, that might explain the weird problems I've seen with gcc 3.1. yes, in fact its gcc 3.1 that caused it to be noticed again. > > to scan but not repair run mapcheck -n -v -a to repair remove the -n > > switch. > > Looks like it's taking a couple hours to scan my / and /boot filesystems. > :/ I assume the files should only be repaired when running a fixed kernel? it takes about 3 minutes or so to scan about 70000 files on a G4 i take care of... you can fix them with the broken kernel, they will probably just get broken again if they are written to though. > > the bug first appeared in later 2.4.18 CVS snapshots, and was fixed > > there a couple weeks later, it reappeared sometimes in the 2.4.19-pre > > stages in XFS CVS (definitly including -rc2 through final 2.4.19 split > > patches) its currently fixed in CVS, or i have the standalone patch > > against 2.4.19+split patches if your like my and prefer to stay at > > known snapshots. > > I do, so I'd appreciate if you could make the patch available. I looked > through your files section but couldn't find it. > the exact set of patches i apply to my 2.4.19 kernels is now in my files section (xfs-2.4.19) -- Ethan Benson http://www.alaska.net/~erbenson/
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