[OpenAFS] Machine crashing after accidental unmount of /afs
Brian Sebby
sebby@anl.gov
Wed, 22 Jan 2003 11:37:23 -0600
We have a Solaris 8 machine here that recently moved to using the AFS cache
manager after using the AFS->NFS translator for a long time. However, we
neglected to remove some scripts that did a 'umount /afs' for the translator,
and our cache manager based /afs was unmounted. Shortly after that, while
trying to track the problem down, the system crashed twice, once when I ran
"w" and once when I ran "ps".
My working theory is that with the kernel in an unstable state after the /afs
unmount, these commands that access the kernel caused it to panic. Could
anyone confirm or deny this theory for me?
Thanks,
Brian Sebby
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