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--- Comment #18 from Torfinn Ingolfsen ---
(In reply to Damjan Jovanovic from comment #17)
You are correct. I implemented the patch from Bug 205938, and when I copy files
from a read-only mounted ext4 now, it
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--- Comment #17 from Damjan Jovanovic ---
(In reply to Torfinn Ingolfsen from comment #16)
In that case, your issue is the same as Will B's, and this bug is probably a
duplicate of bug 209538 as per comment 9. Please
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--- Comment #16 from Torfinn Ingolfsen ---
(In reply to Damjan Jovanovic from comment #14)
Good question. It turns out it was false assumptions. I assumed that disktype
(sysutils/disktype) reported correctly:
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--- Comment #15 from Pedro F. Giffuni ---
(In reply to Damjan Jovanovic from comment #14)
I think it was not uncommon at the end of ext3 lifecycle for linux
distributions to backport ext4 features to ext3.
I think now
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--- Comment #14 from Damjan Jovanovic ---
(In reply to Torfinn Ingolfsen from comment #13)
Thank you.
Firstly what makes you think that filesystem is EXT3? It's trying to use
ext4_ext_find_extent(), so it looks more
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--- Comment #12 from Torfinn Ingolfsen ---
Ok, this is the file that causes the crash:
root@kg-u35jc# file
/mnt/home/tingo/.mozilla/firefox/1xz9ipeh.default/permissions.sqlite
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--- Comment #13 from Torfinn Ingolfsen ---
Created attachment 165409
--> https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/attachment.cgi?id=165409=edit
core dump, text format
corresponding info file:
root@kg-u35jc# cat
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--- Comment #11 from Damjan Jovanovic ---
Hi Torfinn
Please provide the output of "stat -x /mnt/whatever-file" for the file that
causes the panic, and if you can, a stack trace of the panic.
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--- Comment #9 from Damjan Jovanovic ---
On 10.2 I get a very similar panic to Will B when reading mmaped files, and the
patch from bug 205938 fixes it, so this is probably a duplicate of 205938:
panic:
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--- Comment #7 from Will B ---
(In reply to Damjan Jovanovic from comment #6)
Thank you for that explanation, Damjan.
Fortunately Midnight Commander copies the files just fine, so I used it instead
of cp to
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--- Comment #8 from Pedro F. Giffuni ---
(In reply to Will B from comment #7)
Hello;
Unfortunately, testing the ext4 support is difficult because most testsuites
out there want to be able to write to the filesystem, so
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--- Comment #6 from Damjan Jovanovic ---
(In reply to Will B from comment #5)
In the "cp" tool, function copy_file() in file /usr/src/bin/cp/utils.c has 2
ways of copying a file: mmap + write, and read + write.
mmap
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--- Comment #5 from Will B ---
(In reply to Damjan Jovanovic from comment #4)
Thank you.
The file that it happens on is different each time, and as far as I can tell,
they are not sparse files.
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--- Comment #1 from Will B ---
Testing the same ext4->UFS copy with FreeBSD 10.2 amd64 in VirtualBox also
yields the same kernel panic with the same panic type, so it appears to rule
out hardware.
I also tried
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Bug ID: 205932
Summary: [panic] Kernel panic when copying from ext2fs
partition to UFS partition
Product: Base System
Version: 10.2-RELEASE
Hardware: amd64
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