One other thought, I had some issues w/ XFS and AFS that might be of note... if my cache was on XFS, I had to wipe it prior to loading the module, else get a kernel oops, and even then it hung and oopsd after a few days... The end solution was to create an ext2 partition and host it there, (or a pseudo partition via dd & mkfs)...

I know you wont see oops unless you're at the console, and when I was getting them, it hung during the "starting afs" phaze, with little to no other output... have you checked dmesg output or the logs? they may give some clue as to where its hung...

James

Andrei Maslennikov wrote:

On Wed, 12 Mar 2003, James D. Nurmi (afs) wrote:



We're running SGI's CVS edition of 2.4.20 with openafs 1.2.8 on several Debian/Linux systems... Is there a reason you arent just going with that?




Thanks James, no - we need the RedHatish thing. I would stay with 2.4.19
which perfectly works, but I need some patches that RH introduced in
their kernel. With 2.4.19-SGI I nicely have both AFS and XFS, but that's
may be not enough..


Andrei.




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