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ZTS: FreeBSD 13 panics on cp_stress.ksh (reproducable) #16297
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Mark it as pass until openzfs#16297 is fixed.
Unable to reproduce on 13.2-RELEASE-p11, OpenZFS c98295e. Tried VM with 2x and 4x cores, and 2G and 16G RAM. Typical run:
Anything interesting in your ZTS config? Specifically, I'm wondering about whether or not you're using "real" disks or the default files in I'll stick it in a loop for an hour, try a bit harder. If that doesn't turn up anything, I'll make a real pool and put |
I ran the test over and over for a few hours (I forgot about it...), no dice. I set it up to run many thousands of files & threads for a good long while, no change there either. Finally, I reran all that against the builtin OpenZFS in 13.2, which also refused to blow up.
So more info needed! |
Just UFS for all of I can still hit this 100% reliably in ZTS, but when I run the same |
Mark it as pass until openzfs#16297 is fixed.
Mark it as pass until openzfs#16297 is fixed.
I can't reproduce the failing cp_stress tests on my latest FreeBSD runs: |
System information
Describe the problem you're observing
You can easily panic FreeBSD 13 by running the
cp_stress.ksh
ZTS test.Describe how to reproduce the problem
Run the cp_stress tests on FreeBSD 13:
Sometimes it passes, but typically it will panic after 1-3 tries. I hit it running on a VM with 4 vCPUs.
Include any warning/errors/backtraces from the system logs
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