Description of problem: Attempting to remove logical volume with a name length 
greater than 16 characters causes a kernel panic.


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
2.01.14-1.0

How reproducible: Every time


Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a logical volume with a name greater than 16 characters long
2. lmremove the lv just created
3.
  
Actual results: Kernel paniced


Expected results: LV removed


Additional info:

This looks like the same issue that Ben Marzinski fixed
  before where a pointer was dereferenced to and invalid
  low memory address causing a panic. This panic stack
  is coming from the thread, clvmd, that called the unlink() 
  system call (i.e. so the clvmd app was removing a file 
  from a directory).
 
  e1000: eth6: e1000_watchdog: NIC Link is Down

  <1>Unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at 

  0000000000000049 RIP:

  
  Stack traceback for pid 2589

  0x00000100e58e77f0     2589        1  1    1   R  0x00000100e58e7bf0 *clvmd

  RSP           RIP                Function (args)

  0x100e52c7e50 0xffffffff801e54ed rb_first+0xa

  0x100e52c7e68 0xffffffff8016dc0d mpol_free_shared_policy+0x35

  0x100e52c7e88 0xffffffff801707e7 shmem_destroy_inode+0x11

  0x100e52c7e98 0xffffffff8018a593 destroy_inode+0x42 (0xffffffff8018ba72)

  0x100e52c7ea8 0xffffffff8018bb9f generic_delete_inode+0x12d (0x0)

  0x100e52c7ec8 0xffffffff8018a9e1 iput+0x78

  0x100e52c7ed8 0xffffffff8018226a sys_unlink+0x105