This is a non regression test about interoperablity. The test used is connectathon 2004. Hardware configurations are:
- 2x PPC64 machines, 1Go ram
- 2x IA32 machines, 2Go ram
- 2x x86_64 machines 2Go ram
Test result
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Servers |
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ia32 |
powerpc64 |
x86_64 |
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ia32 |
COMPLETED |
COMPLETED |
Socket; erreur -11; write/read 30 MB file |
| Clients |
powerpc64 |
lock test #1-#6: failed |
lock test #1-#8: failed |
Socket: error -11; write/read 30 MB file |
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x86_64 |
COMPLETED |
can't close bigfile : Input/output error |
COMPLETED |
Test conclusion
NFSv4 is not ready for 64bits plateforms.
- A Oops seen with NFSv4/Linux 2.6.13 over x86_64 is not reproductibles with kernel 2.6.14-rc1. However, that is not the consequence of a bug fixe: the bug may appear in next kernel releases.
- On x86_64 plateforms, we can see a lost of socket/socket reset. This problem have not been seen on earlier kernel versions. It maybe a regression of non-NFS kernel component. Kernel message --MARK--
- On a PPC64 client, locks have a bad behaviour (locking does not works with the expected behaviour)
- Other 64 bits architectures should have similar problems
Software configuration
- Linux 2.6.14-rc1-CITI_NFS4_ALL-1