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| Hi, I have kernel extension in which I am getting a buf structure with NULL bp->b_baddr. The buf structure is not generated by me but originating from the system. Not sure how this is to be handled. Any ideas? Here is the buffer from kdb. As you can see the buffer is NULL. (2)> buffer F10001001C800E90 DEV BLKNO FLAGS 0 F10001001C800E90 8000002D00000003 00037CA0 READ AGE SPLIT MPSAFE INITIAL XPAGER forw 000000000001C6BD back F10001001C800BB8 av_forw 0000000000000000 av_back 0000000000000000 addr 0000000000000000 blkno 0000000000037CA0 vp F10001001CA77CB0 flags 00000000800C8081 bcount 0000000000003000 resid 0000000000000000 work 0000000000000000 error 00000000 options 00000000 event 0000000000000000 iodone: vm_pfend+000000 start.tv_sec 00000000000D40C7 start.tv_nsec 460C40C3 xmemd.aspace_id 00000000 xmemd.num_sids 00000001 xmemd.subspace_id 000100003E457000 xmemd.vaddr 0000000000000000 xmemd.prexflags 00000013 xmemd.xmemflags 00000000 xmemd.xp@ F10001001C800F40 xmemd.xp.total 0000000000000040 xmemd.xp.used 0000000000000003 xmemd.xp.s_vpn 0000000000000000 xmemd.xp.rpn F10001001C800F60 Thank you Varghese Devassy |