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Re: Subversion 0.14.0 problems/bugs (memory fault with -m & svn update)

From: Jason White <jasonjgw_at_pacific.net.au>
Date: 2002-08-17 02:44:53 CEST

Philip Martin writes:

> The Subversion stuff below doesn't have any obvious problems, it
> appears to be failing the first time it attempts to open the database.
> Is it possible that the database is corrupt? Does running db_recover
> help? Do you have problems with this repository only, or does it
> affect all the repositories you create?

I have now updated my kernel. After two further crash/db_recover
cycles, the problem seems, for the moment, to have been eliminated.
According to the xfs experts, 2.4.17-xfs did have mmap problems.

For reference, the problem occurred on every database I created.
Db_recover only solved it temporarily. I also ran svnadmin dump a few
times, created a fresh database and loaded the data back in, but this
didn't fix it.

For the moment (following the kernel upgrade) the problem is gone. I
suspect database corruption due to kernel (possibly xfs) issues.

I shall let you know if it recurs.

With thanks for your assistance,

Jason.

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