Re: reiserfs_delete_solid_item [ xxx xxx 0(1) DIR ] not found when FS

Vladimir V. Saveliev (vs@namesys.com)
Sun, 09 Dec 2001 15:39:59 +0300


Hi

Alexander Zarochentcev wrote:

> Jurriaan on Alpha writes:
>
> > I was copying some tree and didn't notice my file-system filling up, but
> > I did notice this on the console (and in the logs):
> >
> > Dec 8 07:17:31 alpha sudo: jurriaan : TTY=tty3 ; PWD=/var/spool ; USER=root
> > ; COMMAND=/bin/cp -ax news testnews Dec 8 07:22:03 alpha kernel: vs-5355:
> > reiserfs_delete_solid_item: [434934 434961 0(1) DIR] not found<4>vs-5355:
> > reiserfs_delete_soli d_item: [434933 434961 0(1) DIR] not found<4>vs-5355:
> > reiserfs_delete_solid_item: [434961 434962 0(1) DIR] not found<4>vs-5355:
> > reise rfs_delete_solid_item: [434962 434963 0(1) DIR] not found<4>vs-5355:
> > reiserfs_delete_solid_item: [434962 434963 0(1) DIR] not found<4 >vs-5355:
> > reiserfs_delete_solid_item: [434962 434963 0(1) DIR] not found<4>vs-5355:
> > reiserfs_delete_solid_item: [434962 434963 0(1) D IR] not found<4>vs-5355:
> > reiserfs_delete_solid_item: [434962 434963 0(1) DIR] not found<4>vs-5355:
> > reiserfs_delete_solid_item: [43496 2 434963 0(1) DIR] not found<4>vs-5355:
> > reiserfs_delete_solid_item: [434962 434963 0(1) DIR] not found<4>vs-5355:
> > reiserfs_delete_sol id_item: [434962 434963 0(1) DIR] not found<4>vs-5355:
> > reiserfs_delete_solid_item: [434962 434963 0(1) DIR] not found<4>vs-5355:
> > reis erfs_delete_solid_item: [434962 434963 0(1) DIR] not found<4>vs-5355:
> > reiserfs_delete_solid_it
> >
> > Somehow, 'delete' is not what I expect when copying. Is this something
> > to worry about?
>
> `Delete' is possible when copying. reiserfs_new_inode() fails due to no free
> space and iput() is called on partially created inode. Some items could be
> missing and delete_inode() => delete_solid_item() warns during attempt to
> delete them.
>

This warning is 100% harmless when it appears as result of mkdir which fails due to
lack of disk space.

Thanks,
vs

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