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There are no known ext4 bugs that explain the behavior and without a reproducer, no additional troubleshooting can be done.By far best way to get, maintain and upgrade Bugzilla is as a checkout from the appropriate branch of our source code control system.Bugzilla RHBZ#516580 was placed to resolve this issue in RHEL 6:.There are no known EXT4 bugs that explain the behavior and without a reproducer, no additional troubleshooting can be done.They are messages arising from corruption with a source outside of the operating system. The ext4 buddy messages are not bugs themselves.This BZ is CLOSED as CLOSED INSUFFICIENT_DATA.Bugzilla RHBZ#789497 was placed to resolve this issue in RHEL 5:.The exact cause of this issue is still under investigation in private Bugzilla, but the cause in remote storage situations appears to be hardware/firmware related in a majority of the cases.
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In the case of a mismatch, the code will update the group descriptor free block count with the calculated value from the bitmaps to ensure they match going forward. This may be the result of corruption of the bitmaps. These messages are due to ext4 detecting a mismatch in the free block count between the ext4 buddy allocator bitmaps and the free block count in the group descriptor. Please consult with your virtualization vendor if you face this issue with a similar configuration. There is also a known issue where this corruption can occur on VMWare hypervisors using LSI MegaRAID SAS devices to store virtual machine disks. Note: Red Hat recommends having a backup of data present in the filesystem before running the filesystem check. Once the above data has been collected, repair the filesystem with fsck to clean any corruption present: e2fsck -fp /dev/ Please contact Red Hat Global Support Services to raise a support case if you are encountering this issue. At present, a consistent reproducer remains unknown. The best piece of troubleshooting information would be a set of steps which consistently reproduce this issue. Workload description (percentage of read/write, sequential/random, directories and files per directory, ways files are interacted with).Diagnostic image of the file system in question, using a command like:.The whole /var/log/messages file (not just parts).The whole dmesg output (not just parts).When troubleshooting this issue, it would be useful to collect the following data before repairing the filesystem: Often times this was caused by an issue in storage hardware.
Whilst the meaning of the ext4_mb_generate_buddy is understood, the root cause for the block count mismatch is not understood. Check the following solution for more information and steps to correct the issue: Consumption of reserved GDT blocks during an online resize results in corruption following the offline resize to an ext4 filesystem On Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6, performing an offline resize after consuming all reserved GDT blocks.An upgrade to the firmware may fix the issue. Some possible causes and resolutions for this issue are: Kernel: EXT4-fs error (device dm-1): ext4_mb_generate_buddy: EXT4-fs: group 84158: 7984 blocks in bitmap, 1840 in gdĪt present, there is no verified resolution for this issue. ext4 file system corrupted with ext4_mb_generate_buddy messages like the following seen in /var/log/messages:.
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