Re: fixup_slot failed to find slot....

"Also sprach scunacc:"
> In /var/log/messages I get:
> 
> Mar  9 13:17:48 localhost kernel: ENBD #3931[2]: fixup_slot failed to
> find slot for pid 4151 ioctl MY_NBD_SET_SIG arg (user 776f6562) in user
> addr fef468d0

If you want to see the standard continuation from there, it goes:

Mar  9 23:13:54 betty kernel: ENBD #3931[0]: fixup_slot failed to find slot for pid 23816 ioctl MY_NBD_SET_SIG arg (user 6144424e) in user addr bfc15d2c
Mar  9 23:13:54 betty enbd-client: enbd-client: client (-1) set sig or passed sigchk OK
Mar  9 23:13:54 betty enbd-client: enbd-client: client (-1) copied sig OK 
Mar  9 23:13:54 betty enbd-client: enbd-client: client (-1) set device size 8388608
Mar  9 23:13:54 betty enbd-client: enbd-client 23816: #1695 setdeviceblksize: client (-1) Warning! kernel says blksz is 4096 != 1024 
Mar  9 23:13:54 betty enbd-client: enbd-client: client (-1) sets session slots to 0-3
Mar  9 23:13:54 betty enbd-client: enbd-client: client (-1) launched daemon 0 (2
3825) for localhost:3034
Mar  9 23:13:54 betty enbd-client: enbd-client: client (-1) launched daemon 1 (2
3826) for localhost:3034
Mar  9 23:13:54 betty enbd-client: enbd-client: client (-1) launched daemon 2 (2
3827) for localhost:3034
Mar  9 23:13:54 betty enbd-client: enbd-client: client (-1) launched daemon 3 (2
3828) for localhost:3034
Mar  9 23:13:55 betty enbd-client: enbd-client: client (1) opened device /dev/nda 


So if you get a segfault, it's not associated with the log message.


The only changes I made lately are in the time.c file. And that is to
make gettimeofday return a consistent time even when somebody resets
the system date and time.


Peter