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From: Ali Bahar <alih@internetDog.org>
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	from alih@internetDog.org on Sun, May 04, 2003 at 11:32:21AM -0400
Subject: Re: cache_purge > cache_zap segmentation fault
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On Sun, May 04, 2003 at 11:32:21AM -0400, Ali wrote:

> Two threads are prevalent (mainly the first, but a mix of the two has
> been seen as well):
> 
>   syscall2 > open > vn_open > namei > lookup > ufs_vnoperate > 
>     vfs_cache_lookup > ufs_vnoperate > ufs_lookup > ffs_vget > getnewvnode >
>       cache_purge > cache_zap
> 
>   syscall2 > stat > namei > lookup > ufs_vnoperate > 
>     vfs_cache_lookup > ufs_vnoperate > ufs_lookup >
>       cache_purge > cache_zap
        ^^^^^^^^^^^ This second thread has cache_enter (not cache_purge).

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