On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 12:01:57PM +0200, Jan Kara wrote:
> I was tracking down a couple of times what the hell is freezing the
> filesystem (and not unfreezing it) and I agree with Mateusz it would be
> nice if we could tell after the fact who froze the fs. Maybe we could store
> that information in superblock and dump it during emergency thaw?
Saving it in the superblock would require changing a bunch of file
systems. What if we store this information in memory, and print it
out under certain conditions (i.e., after a soft lockup detection, or
upon request of some magic sysrq request)?
Or we could create a tunable threshold and print a message after a
file system has been frozen more than a particular specified duration,
with that duration set conservatively to something like 60 or 120
seconds by default.
- Ted
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