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RE: running PPS on a read-only filesystem
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11/05/2019 5:38 AM
post120070
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RE: running PPS on a read-only filesystem
can you send the corefile created with the crash?
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From: Andrew Nikitin [community-noreply@qnx.com]
Sent: Monday, November 04, 2019 22:27
To: ostech-core_os
Subject: running PPS on a read-only filesystem
Hello,
I have trouble running pps. Here is my setup.
My root fs is read-only.
Writable ssd is mounted as /mnt/ssd. I created directories /mnt/ssd/pps and /mnt/ssd/tmp in it.
PPS executable is not ncluded in system image. I copy pps binary to /mnt/ssd/bin
I start pps with
pps -b -ggggg -p /mnt/ssd/pps/ -D /mnt/ssd/tmp
After that can see /pps created
But when I try
mkdir -p /pps/qnx/qdb
ls /pps
I get
ls: readdir of '/pps' failed (No such process)
I get the following messages from "pps -b" before failure:
pps: NOTICE: PPS initializing
pps: NOTICE: PPS attaching /pps
pps: NOTICE: PPS attached /pps major 2 minor 4
pps: NOTICE: PPS starting
Process 856091 (pps) terminated SIGSEGV code=1 fltno=11 ip=000000393ce3b14c(/mnt/ssd/bin/pps@io_read+0x000000000000032c)
mapaddr=000000000000b14c. ref=00000000d8d750f8
Memory fault (core dumped)
How do I run pps?
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RE: running PPS on a read-only filesystem
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11/05/2019 6:57 AM
post120071
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RE: running PPS on a read-only filesystem
Note that PPS is a resource manager that creates its own file system at the given mount point. The fact that /readonly
is the mount point of a read-only file system has not impact on PPS mounted at /readonly/pps. The mount point are just
path space prefixes and do not create any dependency among the resource managers.
The bottom line is that whatever problem you have with PPS it has nothing to do with the root FS.
--Elad
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From: Andrew Nikitin [community-noreply@qnx.com]
Sent: November-04-19 4:27 PM
To: ostech-core_os
Subject: running PPS on a read-only filesystem
Hello,
I have trouble running pps. Here is my setup.
My root fs is read-only.
Writable ssd is mounted as /mnt/ssd. I created directories /mnt/ssd/pps and /mnt/ssd/tmp in it.
PPS executable is not ncluded in system image. I copy pps binary to /mnt/ssd/bin
I start pps with
pps -b -ggggg -p /mnt/ssd/pps/ -D /mnt/ssd/tmp
After that can see /pps created
But when I try
mkdir -p /pps/qnx/qdb
ls /pps
I get
ls: readdir of '/pps' failed (No such process)
I get the following messages from "pps -b" before failure:
pps: NOTICE: PPS initializing
pps: NOTICE: PPS attaching /pps
pps: NOTICE: PPS attached /pps major 2 minor 4
pps: NOTICE: PPS starting
Process 856091 (pps) terminated SIGSEGV code=1 fltno=11 ip=000000393ce3b14c(/mnt/ssd/bin/pps@io_read+0x000000000000032c)
mapaddr=000000000000b14c. ref=00000000d8d750f8
Memory fault (core dumped)
How do I run pps?
_______________________________________________
OSTech
http://community.qnx.com/sf/go/post120068
To cancel your subscription to this discussion, please e-mail ostech-core_os-unsubscribe@community.qnx.com
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