Tom Fitzgerald wrote:
Between the cleanup and the close file access will continue if the file has been memory mapped. The cache manager cannot discard the writes because doing so would corrupt any memory mapped regions.What happens to processes with memory-mapped local files if the local disk fails and starts returning I/O errors when dirty pages are flushed? There's a good argument for duplicating this behavior. (Programs certainly can't expect more consistency from a network filesystem than they get from a local filesystem, in the presence of hardware failures.)
My guess: process core dump.
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