On Wed, Aug 05, 2015 at 12:10:23PM +0100, Steven Hartland wrote:
> >> Just in case you didn't notice kib committed a fix for i386 thread0 in
> >> r286288 so this may not be needed at all any more which is good news :)
> > If I understund kib fix (and you about ZFS stack requirements) you
> > need check curthread->td_kstack_pages (for case old, unfixed kerenel,
> > depended from KSTACK_PAGES in Thread0).
> >
> > I.e. for all cases:
> >
> > - unfixed kernel with KSTACK_PAGES < 4
> > - unfixed kernel with KSTACK_PAGES >= 4
> > - fixed kernel with KSTACK_PAGES < 4
> > - fixed kernel with KSTACK_PAGES >= 4
> > - compiling zfs.ko separately from kernel with different KSTACK_PAGES
> > - using zfs.ko with old kernel
> >
> > checking curthread->td_kstack_pages is right way (or, may be
> > curthread->td_kstack_pages*PAGE_SIZE -- I am not cleanly understund
> > what need to check -- size in bytes or size in pages).
> > Checking KSTACK_PAGES by ifdef can produce vrong result.
> Its not clear to me if curthread will be thread0 however in unfixed
printf("zfs__init thread check: curthread %p thread0 %p\n", curthread,
&thread0) ?
> thread0 stack size would have been kstack_pages so at the time this was
> still correct IMO.
Not clear to me where is real limitaion -- in thread0 or in thread
executed zfs__init.
Just for me, what is correct?
1) limitation in thread0 (some code from ZFS executed later in
thread0, not in current tread), not in zfs__init
2) limitation in zfs__init (or in some code executed later in current
thread), currently zfs__init exeuted in thread0
> Just to be clear this is not checked by an ifdef, that's just OS guard
> which is correct.
>
> Latest revision which now explicitly checks thread0 stack size is now
> available:
> https://reviews.freebsd.org/D3279
nice to me.
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