kern/155199: [ext2fs] ext3fs mounted as ext2fs gives I/O errors
Roger Hammerstein
cheeky.m at live.com
Thu Mar 3 05:00:24 UTC 2011
The following reply was made to PR kern/155199; it has been noted by GNATS.
From: Roger Hammerstein <cheeky.m at live.com>
To: <giffunip at tutopia.com>, <bug-followup at freebsd.org>
Cc:
Subject: RE: kern/155199: [ext2fs] ext3fs mounted as ext2fs gives I/O errors
Date: Wed, 2 Mar 2011 23:43:18 -0500
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Thank you for the followup.
> Some notes.. from your original posting it seemed like
> the symlink issue was due to our lack of support for
> fast symlinks.=20
At the time=2C I thought it the filesystem was ext2 and was not expecting
those errors.
I was doing directory listings across the filesystem=2C and the
log was showing the g_vfs_done errors.
I tracked the log entries to traversals of the symlinks=2C and then posted.
I hadn't done much individual file accesses at the time.
> The unreadable files are something new. Perhaps they
> have extended attributes or ACLs? We don't support
> those and they would be difficult to support because
> of implementation differences with our native EAs.
Nothing special on the files (that I know of). They don't have any acls or=
=20
extended attributes. Errors occur on mnay different
types of files=2C READMEs=2C jpgs=2C mp3s=2C txts=2C gifs.
Sometimes in a single directory=2C the first couple of files
will read just fine=2C and the rest will give errors.
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Thank you for the followup.<br>>=3B Some notes.. from your original posti=
ng it seemed like<br>>=3B the symlink issue was due to our lack of suppor=
t for<br>>=3B fast symlinks. <br><br>At the time=2C I thought it the file=
system was ext2 and was not expecting<br>those errors.<br>I was doing direc=
tory listings across the filesystem=2C and the<br>log was showing the g_vfs=
_done errors.<br>I tracked the log entries to traversals of the symlinks=2C=
and then posted.<br><br>I hadn't done much individual file accesses at the=
time.<br><br>>=3B The unreadable files are something new. Perhaps they<b=
r>>=3B have extended attributes or ACLs? We don't support<br>>=3B those=
and they would be difficult to support because<br>>=3B of implementation=
differences with our native EAs.<br><br>Nothing special on the files (that=
I know of). =3B They don't have any acls or <br>extended attributes.&n=
bsp=3B =3B Errors occur on mnay different<br>types of files=2C READMEs=
=2C jpgs=2C mp3s=2C txts=2C gifs.<br>Sometimes in a single directory=2C the=
first couple of files<br>will read just fine=2C and the rest will give err=
ors.<br><br> </body>
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