[TuxOnIce-users] dmcrypt and tuxonice , last file system mount time changed
Nigel Cunningham
nigel at tuxonice.net
Mon Sep 6 01:48:38 UTC 2010
Hi Aaron.
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you.
To see what's going on with the allocations (causing that backtrace at
21 seconds), I've prepared a patch that will let you trace just that
allocation. To use it, apply the patch, build, compile and install, then
hibernate and when trying to resume, add toi_trace_allocs=38 to your
commandline. You'll get a stack dump when the counters are reset, and
for each allocation and free. There shouldn't be many of them.
Regarding /dev/sda8, is that your initrd? Going from the
"initrd_devices=/dev/sda8" in the commandline you mentioned, and looking
at the debugging info, it seems like everything is working correctly -
just not as you desire. If /dev/sda8 is your initrd, is it possible for
you to unmount it prior to hibernating? You will get corruption if you
hibernate with it mounted, then mount it at resume time (thereby
replaying the journal), then resume an image that no longer matches
what's on disk (because of the journal replay).
Regards,
Nigel
PS: Sorry if you get this twice - I realised after clicking send that I
was sending only to you, not to the list, and clicked cancel, but
perhaps you'll get a copy anyway.
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