KDL when performing multiple writes in ntfs_inode_close

[v.vill]

Greetings, this looks an awful lot like #8484, except more recent: I'm running hrev48209, gcc2 hybrid, booting natively on a dedicated partition (only 1,3Go of RAM though).

I have a few hundreds files on a NTFS primary partition (no special chars in filenames, no huge or very small files, no more than 4-dirs-deep arborescence).

I'm dropped to KDL whenever:

• Copying multiple files from NTFS to NTFS
• Copying multiple files from any other filesystem to NTFS
• Deleting multiple files on the NTFS volume
• wget-ing multiple files onto the NTFS volume

Performing this operations file by file, or with small directories, doesn't trigger the crash. I'm wondering if this could have anything to do with the amount of RAM on my machine; KDL isn't very helpful here since it only gives me the thread number affected (but I don't really know where to look in the backtrace).

[luroh]

Is it continuable? (type co and press <Enter>) Please attach a photo of the KDL in question if you can't find it in your syslog.

[v.vill]

Some (very bad) screenshots

[v.vill]

No, "continue" only repeats the error and there's no getting out of KDL.

I've made some (very bad) photos, attached.

I've copied the beginning on a piece of paper:

vm_page_fault: unhandled page fault in kernel space at 0×%1×, ip 0×%1× panic + 0×3a vm_page_fault + 0×145 X86_page_fault_exception + 0×177

Then there are a bunch of errors (I'm afraid the lines were cut in the pictures) referring to the operation I tried to perform (in this case, delete a NTFS directory with some large files in it).

[v.vill]

Oh wait, the whole thing has actually been written to syslog. Attaching.

[v.vill]

Syslog

[korli]

4 photos are upside down.

[v.vill]

Wow, I didn't even notice. Please disregard the pictures, the attached syslog actually includes most of KDL messages.

[vidrep]

Two KDL's on a NTFS formatted flash drive

18a5:0243 /dev/bus/usb/1/0/0 "Verbatim, Ltd" "Flash Drive (Store'n'Go)" ver. 0100

KDL 1 - deleting a file (IMG_0044.JPG)

KDL 2 - unmounting drive (IMG_0046.JPG)

[waddlesplash]

Seems to be completely gone in the new NTFS driver glue merged in hrev55628.