Created attachment 293333 [details] journalctl captured till lock up I have a Dell G5 15 SE with a Samsung PM99 NVME SSD. When I try to compile and boot with Linux kernel 5.10-rc1 or 5.10 git my computer locks up after entering the password to decrypt my encrypted root partition. Kernels before 5.10-rc1 work just fine. There is no kernel panic but xfs keeps stalling
Created attachment 293335 [details] lsblk tree
Why do you feel this is an xfs bug? I don't see any indication of xfs problems in your logs.
The journal log indicates you had a failure in the iwlwifi code.
(In reply to Eric Sandeen from comment #2) > Why do you feel this is an xfs bug? I don't see any indication of xfs > problems in your logs. I dont think the logs are being captured. Basically after I boot and enter my lvm password, the system locks up with a bunch of pending in flight requests. Among them are the xfs_buf_ioend_work 480.364103) pug : cpus nodee flags=8x0 nice act live-2/256 refont-3 pend Ing: dbs_Mork_handler, URstat shepherd 180.3641031 480.3641031 480.3641031 workqueue events_unbound: flags-x2 puq 32: cpus=0-15 flags-ex4 nice 6 active 1/512 refcnt-6 480.3641031 in-flight: 84:fsnotify connector destroy world funotify_connector_destroy_um 480.3611031 workqueue events_freezable: flags=0x1 I 488.364103) puj 6: cpus 3 node-0 flags-Ox0 nice-e active=1/256 refcnt-2 180.3641031 pending: pci_pme_1ist_scan I 180.3641031 workqueue rcu gp: flags ex8 pug 6: cpu node-0 flags-ex0 nice-e active=1/256 refent-2 488.3641031 pend ing: process_srcu 480.3641031 workqueue percpu vg: flags-ex8 480.3641031 480.364103) puj 6: cpus-3 mode flags-exe nice act lue=2/256 refont-4 480.3641031 pending: umstat_update. Iru_add_drain_per_cpu BARC102) puq 0: cpus= node0 flags Ox0 nice-0 active 1/256 refent-2 E 480.3641031 pending: unstat_update E 180.3641031 workqueue ur iteback: flags-xta 480.3641031 pug 32: cpus=0-15 flags-0x1 nice o active 1/256 refcnt-3 180.3641631 E180.364103) in-flight: 1582 :ub workin 480.364103) workqueue kdnf lush: flags-x8 pg 6: cpus 3 node-0 Flags x0 nice to actlue-1/256 refcnt-2 [ 480.364163) pend ing: dn_ Mork And nod) 400.3641031 workqueue xfs-buf/dn1: flags Oxc 480.3641031 480.3641031 480.3641031 100.364183) pag 6: cpus 3 node o flags Ox0 nice e act lue-1/1 regent 3 pending: xfs buf_loend_Mork Exfs) delayed: xfs_buf_loend uork Exfs) 180.3641031 workqueue xfs-conan 1: flags-Oxc I 480.36A103) puq 14: cpus-7 node=0 flags-ex0 nice-e active=1/256 refent-2 I 180.3641031 in-flight: 1331 Exis_end_lo xfs 180.3641031 porqueue xfs-cilddr-4: Flags Oxe pug 32: cpus-0-15 flags-Ox1 nice- active=1/256 refent-1 in-Flight: B6:xlog cil_push_vork Exfs) BARC 1593) I 180.3641031 workqueue xfs-eofblocks/dn-4: flags-Oxe 180.3641e3) I 100.364103) 400.364103) 180.3641031 pug 6: cpus=3 node-o flags Ox0 nice-e active 1/256 refent-2 pend ing: xfs_cofblocks_Morker Exfs) 180.S55570) worqueue xs- cdn-1: flagsx1 100.5666701
On Mon, Nov 02, 2020 at 05:02:06AM +0000, bugzilla-daemon@bugzilla.kernel.org wrote: > https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=209981 > > --- Comment #4 from Aaron Dominick (aaron.zakhrov@gmail.com) --- > (In reply to Eric Sandeen from comment #2) > > Why do you feel this is an xfs bug? I don't see any indication of xfs > > problems in your logs. > > I dont think the logs are being captured. Basically after I boot and enter my > lvm password, the system locks up with a bunch of pending in flight requests. > Among them are the xfs_buf_ioend_work Your kernel oopsed trying to load firmware for the iwl driver. Everything after that is colateral damage. Sort out the firmware loading problem first because once that problem goes away all the others should, too. Cheers, Dave.
(In reply to Dave Chinner from comment #5) > On Mon, Nov 02, 2020 at 05:02:06AM +0000, > bugzilla-daemon@bugzilla.kernel.org wrote: > > https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=209981 > > > > --- Comment #4 from Aaron Dominick (aaron.zakhrov@gmail.com) --- > > (In reply to Eric Sandeen from comment #2) > > > Why do you feel this is an xfs bug? I don't see any indication of xfs > > > problems in your logs. > > > > I dont think the logs are being captured. Basically after I boot and enter > my > > lvm password, the system locks up with a bunch of pending in flight > requests. > > Among them are the xfs_buf_ioend_work > > Your kernel oopsed trying to load firmware for the iwl driver. > Everything after that is colateral damage. Sort out the firmware > loading problem first because once that problem goes away all the > others should, too. > > Cheers, > > Dave. OK my bad. 5.10-rc2 seems to work fine