Hello, > What happens if you insert a "sleep 1" in the loop > between the mkdir and ls?
Error still exist with sleep or with mount/umount (with stable "dtracing side effect"; not shown here): # let i=0; while [[ $i -le 10 ]]; do mkdir .NET; sleep 1; ls -lad .NET; sleep 1; rmdir .NET; let i=i+1; done .NET: No such file or directory rmdir: directory ".NET": Directory does not exist .NET: No such file or directory rmdir: directory ".NET": Directory does not exist .NET: No such file or directory .... # cd .. # let i=0; while [[ $i -le 10 ]]; do mkdir /mnt/.NET; umount /mnt; mount -F pcfs $LOFIDEV:c /mnt; ls -lad /mnt/.NET; sleep 1; rmdir /mnt/.NET; let i=i+1; done /mnt/.NET: No such file or directory rmdir: directory "/mnt/.NET": Directory does not exist /mnt/.NET: No such file or directory rmdir: directory "/mnt/.NET": Directory does not exist ... M.C> PS: I understand that there is the error in PCFS (I will probably find and correct the problem), but I am very disappointed by "dtracing side effect" !!!! This breaks non intrusiveness of dtrace. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ dtrace-discuss mailing list dtrace-discuss@opensolaris.org
