vfs refcount bug around shared_memory

[kallisti5]

Running a build of tcl on riscv64, I keep getting hung unmounts from haikuporter.

Looking through syslog, noticing a repeating:

fs_unmount(): inode 1 is still referenced

a quick search shows that /boot/system/var/shared_memory is inode 1.

looking over fdinfo, and the matching output from haikuporter, nothing seems to have anything related to any shared_memory paths open. In addition to that, nothing in any work-* directories is open.

waddlesplash pointed out this may be a regression (or an additional symptom of #18805)

riscv64 image running in qemu. hrev57641

[kallisti5]

fdinfo during event

[kallisti5]

if that last number in fdinfo is the inode, 89 is /boot/system/bin/bzless, 158 is /boot/system/apps/Pe/Languages/RecipeExt.

[kallisti5]

Just ran into it again building python.

~/haikuporter> df -h
 Type      Total     Free      Flags   Device                   Mounted on
--------- --------- --------- ------- ------------------------ -----------------
bfs        15.0 GiB   9.0 GiB QAM-P-W /dev/disk/virtual/virtio_block/0/1 /boot             
packagefs         0         0 QAM-P--                          /boot/system      
packagefs         0         0 QAM-P--                          /boot/home/config 
packagefs         0         0 QAM-P--                          /boot/home/haikuports/dev-lang/python/work-3.12.2/boot/system 


syslog:
KERN: fs_unmount(): inode 49 is still referenced

~> find /boot/system -inum 49
/boot/system/apps/Pe/Languages/JavaExt

~/haikuporter> unmount /boot/home/haikuports/dev-lang/python/work-3.12.2/boot/system
unmount: unmounting failed: Device/File/Resource busy

[kallisti5]

hm. waddlesplash mentioned refcounts getting out of sync. Looking at this makes me suspect that refcounts are getting mixed up between the filesystems...

~/haikuporter> unmount /boot/system
unmount: unmounting failed: Device/File/Resource busy

~/haikuporter> unmount /boot/home/haikuports/dev-lang/python/work-3.12.2/boot/system
unmount: unmounting failed: Device/File/Resource busy

(obviously the first one is correct, but the second one is not)

[pulkomandy]

Inode 1 is the root of any filesystem. So, you found the root of the shared_memory, but I think the message in the log is about the root of the packagefs mounted by haikuporter

Also, you are trying to lookup the inodes in /boot/system, that is not correct, you have to search for them in the filesystem that can't be unmounted (in this case, the haikuports packagefs in the work directory). Otherwise you don't get the right files.