Paul, Thank you for you first response. Unfortunately, I can't upgrade my Linux machines to RH 6.0 yet, because software, they run, requires glibc-2.0, when RH 6.0 has glibc-2.1 Thank you, Alex Paul Blackburn wrote: > Hello Alex, > > I have been running AFS 3.5 (3.11) on Red Hat Linux 6.0 > with a 2.2.10 kernel on an IBM ThinkPad 765L. > (This machine is a uni-processor). > > No sign of cache corruption here yet. > -- > cheers > paul http://acm.org/~mpb > > Alex Lenderman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >Does anybody know how to handle AFS cache corruption on > >Linux? I am running Red Hat Linux 5.2 with 2.2.2 kernel and > >AFS-3.5.1 on dual Pentium-2 machines. > >AFS cache is located on separate 350MB partition. > >Cache size was set to 200MB. Approximately once in three days > >one or more of AFS directories on one of the machine become inaccessible > > > >while there is no problem with the same directories on other machines. > >AFS commands fs flush or fs flushvolume don't help at all. > >Only reboot fixes the problem. > > > >Thank you, > > > >Alex Lenderman
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