On Mon, March 14, 2005 16:18, Dave Kleikamp said:
>
> You should run fsck -f against the file system to make sure it gets
> fixed, since this function should have just written the block map to

too late - it got mkfs'ed right after the oops by another process.

> This loop has probably outlived it's usefulness, and I should either
> remove it entirely, or make a sanity check against db_numag at the top,
> which would avoid the oops.

i have a lot runs of mkfs.jfs in front of me, i'll if i can trigger the
oops again and let you know.

thanks,
Christian.
-- 
make bzImage, not war



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