This by itself doesn't fix the problem of too-fast timeout errors on
soft mounts (e.g. returning EIO within <0.1s).
I am still seeing the fs get into a state where each time a large file
is written, it reports EIO (but writes successfully anyway). And "ls
-R" still shows EIO errors also.
> The second, solves a problem of resource starvation. The fact that we
> can currently just submit arbitrary numbers of asynchronous requests
> means that we can exhaust resources to the point where the socket
> starts dropping replies.
> This patch limits the number of outstanding asynchronous requests to
> 16 per socket (the maximum number of xprt/transport slots).
I haven't tried this yet. It doesn't apply to 2.5.74 due to the calls
to io_schedule().
- Jamie
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