Hi, I encounter kernel Oops with aufs version 2 on a vanila kernel(2.6.28.X and 2.6.27.X) and not with aufs version 1. The trace does not show any thing related to aufs (at least I can't notice it), but to ext3 filesystem but the fact is that it's not happens with aufs1 or without aufs at all. If I mount /tmp as tmpfs, than the Oops does not show, so aufs2 patch probably affects it somehow. I'm using centos 5.2 64bit via nfsroot(diskless) where /var and /etc has aufs RW branchs, /tmp is local and all the rest are RO. All the data you required is in the attached files, and here are the rest details: Linux kernel version: 2.6.28.8 aufs version: 20090126 The Oops message and the trace are in the "var-log-messages_Oops" file The problem occures, At least for me, when partitions my disk to tree partitions: /dev/sda1 swap /dev/sda2 /var (which is the local RW aufs branch) as etx3 FS /dev/sda3 /tmp ext3 When it happens: Right after gdm start(while boot) I get the Oops messages and can't login via gdm and at all, except root. I suspect the patch affects ext3 and/or local filesystems cause when /tmp is mounted as tmpfs it's not happening (/var_rw is still mounted as ext3 RW brach over /var aufs) Hope everything is clear enough, and I'm sorry I can't look into it deaper.. I don't have the time for it now :-( Thanks, David
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