First attempt with arla-0.7.1

[Assar Westerlund]

LeBlanc at mcc.ac.uk writes:

> Jun 10 11:47:26 avl kernel: offset xfs_cache_init: 0101d3c0offset xfs_cache_lookup: 0101d450offset xfs_cache_add: 0101d5a0offset xfs_cache_delete: 0101d6e0init_xfs_fs
> Jun 10 11:47:26 avl kernel: xfs_fs_type: 0101f558
> Jun 10 11:48:10 avl kernel: xfs_devopen dev = 26368, flags = 2

This is when /dev/xfs0 is opened by arlad

> Jun 10 11:50:34 avl kernel: xfs_read_super starting
> Jun 10 11:50:34 avl kernel: xfs_read_super: sb: 0026d57c data: 00000000 silent:
> 0
> Jun 10 11:50:34 avl kernel: xfs_read_super: 0:2
> Jun 10 11:50:34 avl kernel: xfs_read_super: begin setting variables
> Jun 10 11:50:34 avl kernel: xfs_root sp = 0x0026d57c
> Jun 10 11:50:34 avl kernel: xfs_message_rpc opcode = 2
> Jun 10 11:50:34 avl kernel: xfs_devread: m = 0101f7b8, m->prev = 0009e7f8, m->next = 0009e7f8
> Jun 10 11:50:34 avl kernel: xfs_devread: first = 0009e7f8, first->prev = 0101f7b8, first->next = 0101f7b8
> Jun 10 11:50:34 avl kernel: xfs_devread: message->size = 20
> Jun 10 11:50:37 avl kernel: xfs_devwrite
> Jun 10 11:50:37 avl kernel: xfs_message_receive opcode = 3
> Jun 10 11:50:37 avl kernel: xfs_message_installroot
> Jun 10 11:50:37 avl kernel: new_xfs_node 0.1835374534.1.1
> Jun 10 11:50:37 avl kernel: xfs_node_find
> Jun 10 11:50:37 avl kernel: xfs_iget sb: 0026d57c node: 00020024 newnode: 00658c98
> Jun 10 11:50:37 avl kernel: xfs_read_inode starting inode: 00571000
> Jun 10 11:50:37 avl kernel: xfs_read_inode inode->i_ino: 6655128
> Jun 10 11:50:37 avl kernel: xfs_read_inode exiting
> Jun 10 11:50:37 avl kernel: xfs_devwrite ret = 120
> Jun 10 11:50:37 avl kernel: xfs_devwrite
> Jun 10 11:50:37 avl kernel: xfs_message_receive opcode = 1
> Jun 10 11:50:37 avl kernel: xfs_message_wakeup
> Jun 10 11:50:37 avl kernel: xfs_devwrite ret = 20
> Jun 10 11:50:37 avl kernel: xfs_message_rpc opcode this_process->error_or_size = 0
> Jun 10 11:50:37 avl kernel: xfs_message_rpc opcode ((xfs_message_wakeup*)(this_process->message))->error = 0
> Jun 10 11:50:37 avl kernel: xfs_root xfs_message_rpc error = 0
> Jun 10 11:50:37 avl kernel: xfs_root xfs_message_wakeup error = 0
> Jun 10 11:50:37 avl kernel: xfs_read_super: returning

This part looks ok.  The node itself must be damaged for some odd
reason that I don't understand.

> and here is the debug output from arlad at the same time:

This looks perfectly all right.  It's just the startup.

> After this `running cleaner' and `cleaner done' repeat until

I usually run with `--debug='all,-cleaner'' to avoid these messages :-)

> Wed Jun 10 11:50:34 1998: arlad: proc_msg: byte = 20
> Wed Jun 10 11:50:34 1998: arlad: Rec message: opcode = 2 (getroot), size = 20
> Wed Jun 10 11:50:37 1998: arlad: InitCallBackState (130.88.209.4)
> Wed Jun 10 11:50:37 1998: arlad: Multi-send: opcode = 3 (installroot), size = 120
> Wed Jun 10 11:50:37 1998: arlad: multi-sending wakeup: seq = 0, error = 0

This looks fine.  The xfs module requests the root (getroot) and it's
installed (installroot).

/assar