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Subject: [Bug 89131] Hangs when checking torrent through libtorrent; kernel
BUG at mm/iov_iter.c:219!
Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2014 11:20:07 +0000
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--- Comment #3 from Lubos Dolezel ---
Yep, this workaround helps.
As a little side note, using direct I/O with ext4 has resulted in many other
crashes on my system including softlockups and various other oopses. ext4's
direct involvement could be seen in ~50% of them.
So this "kernel BUG" is not the only possible outcome.
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