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Hi, Sorry for bothering you again, but after having my notebook resumed this morning, it seems that some problems reintegrating volumes are back, in yet another fashion: -------------------------- sebas_at_neo coda $ cfs cs Contacting servers ..... All servers up sebas_at_neo coda $ cfs reconnect sebas_at_neo coda $ cfs lv /coda/marvin Status of volume 0x7f000000 (2130706432) named "codashare" Volume type is ReadWrite Connection State is WriteDisconnected Minimum quota is 0, maximum quota is unlimited Current blocks used are 75083 The partition has 2423784 blocks available out of 14356564 Write-back is disabled There are 1 CML entries pending for reintegration -------------------------- This seems odd, as if I connect and are authenticated, it should automatically read/write connect and reintegrate my changes, shouldn't it? I did issue a hoard walk before suspending, but no cfs disconnect. The server is up, two other clients (which I reinit'ed also yesterday are still connected.) Here's some output, which may clarify the problems some more: -------------------------- sebas_at_neo bash $ cfs fr /coda/marvin VIOC_SYNCCACHE: Invalid argument VIOC_SYNCCACHE returns -1 ------------- cfs wbauto /coda/marvin is going to hang, if I control+C it, the following is issued to dmesg: coda_pioctl: Venus returns: -4 for (0x7f000000.0x1.0x1) ------------- AuthLog on the server seems clear: 14:16:02 vid = 500 14:16:02 AuthNewConn(0x1f5, 0, 66, 2, 500) ------------- codacon on the client after a reconnect: ValidateVols codashare [1] ( 14:56:12 ) GetRootVolume @marvin ( 14:56:12 ) GetVolumeInfo codashare_at_marvin ( 14:56:12 ) NewConnectFS marvin.vizzzion.org ( 14:56:12 ) BackProbe marvin.vizzzion.org ( 14:56:12 ) bandwidth marvin.vizzzion.org 124223 186011 370096 ( 14:56:12 ) GetVolStat codashare ( 14:56:12 ) bandwidth marvin.vizzzion.org 128865 181752 308261 ( 14:56:17 ) GetVolStat codashare ( 14:57:49 ) bandwidth marvin.vizzzion.org 129668 176242 275027 ( 14:57:54 ) ------------- dmesg on the client (right after restarting venus): Coda: Bye bye. coda_read_super: device index: 0 coda_read_super: rootfid is (0xff000001.0x1.0x1) coda_read_super: rootinode is 1375275913 dev 0 coda_pioctl: Venus returns: -22 for (0x7f000000.0x1.0x1) -------------------------- Is there a list with all errorcodes? How can I get this client back into 'normal' mode, what can I do to prevent these problems? What could be the cause? Btw: The 'problematic' client is a notebook, I use it with swsusp and had ik hibernated in the meantime. It's connected via a WLAN connection and on the same subnet as the server, also the server is mentioned in all hosts files. The kernel module on the client (neo) is: Coda Kernel/Venus communications, v5.3.18, coda_at_cs.cmu.edu, according to dmesg. (2.4.26). Some config and logfiles are here: http://vizzzion.org/~sebas/coda/ Hope this makes sense to you ... -- sebas -------------- It is now proved beyond doubt that smoking is one of the leading causes of statistics. - Knebel's LawReceived on 2004-04-28 09:33:58