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if (res<0&&errno==EINVAL&&mark_mode&FAN_MARK_FILESYSTEM)
from
if (res<0&&errno==EINVAL&&mark_mode&FAN_MARK_FILESYSTEM)
to
if (res<0&& ((errno==EINVAL&&mark_mode&FAN_MARK_FILESYSTEM) ||errno==ENODEV))
Then ran fatrace -C touch again but things got worse. In addition to "/", now aufs and ext4 mounted file systems (their mount points) and device loops are reported:
fatrace: Failed to add watch for /: Invalid argument
fatrace: Failed to add watch for /aufs/kernel-modules: Invalid argument
fatrace: Failed to add watch for /aufs/pup_ro: Invalid argument
fatrace: Failed to add watch for /aufs/devsave: Invalid argument
fatrace: Failed to add watch for /mnt/l: Invalid argument
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Running
fatrace -C touch
as root on kernel 6.1.46:Running
strace fatrace
I can better see the error:On this system, "/" is a mount point which using aufs file system.
cat /proc/mounts
:So I tried changing
fatrace/fatrace.c
Line 347 in 12b9db2
from
to
Then ran
fatrace -C touch
again but things got worse. In addition to "/", now aufs and ext4 mounted file systems (their mount points) and device loops are reported:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: