Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 441034
ext3/quota lockdep report
Last modified: 2009-07-14 11:43:47 EDT
Description of problem: tar/4243 is trying to acquire lock but task is already holding lock which lock already depends on the new lock. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.6.25-0.195.rc8.git1.fc9.x86_64 How reproducible: Right click on a archive file Steps to Reproduce: 1. copy at tar or srpm to your ~ or ~/Desktop and alter-click it (to extract) 2. upon alter-click gnome session crashes 3. Actual results: gnme session crash Expected results: a pop up menu with option to extract archive Additional info: Please see attached debug
Created attachment 301365 [details] debug info from /var/log/messages
Excuse me, correction: it will not crash Gnome but it will crash Nautilus i think
Thanks, reported upstream.
This was fixed with today's updates: nautilus-2.22.1-6.fc9 --------------------- * Sun Apr 06 2008 Matthias Clasen <mclasen@redhat.com> - 2.22.1-6 - Backport a patch from upstream svn thats needed for file-roller I suspect this fixed it. Thanks
This may be working around it in a manner where it isn't triggering the kernel bug, but the kernel bug is still there in need of fixing.
I feel i should note that i am not sure whether this is caused by a bug or that this is due to some problems i have with packages that are corrupting during updates (maybe some other bug or hardware failure)
Today during yum update, kernel oopsed again. unfortunatly i could not recover the stack trace but it had to do with journal. After that i rebooted and disabled usrquota, after that retried yum update and it did not crash and did not report any md5 mismatches. It appears that quota may have to do with these corruptions but its a wild guess. I have doublechecked my hardware, memory seems fine, fsck reported fine, smartctl reported fine.
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