NTFS eats itself with Windows 2003 SP1 under rare conditions

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Wednesday, November 2. 2005

NTFS eats itself with Windows 2003 SP1 under rare conditions

This doesn't necessarily give me a 'warm fuzzy' feeling about a few servers we have here.
It sounds like a race condition of some kind, or a missing semaphore/lock/etc somewhere in the NTFS IFS driver.

So, if you have tiny NTFS partitions that are almost full, on a multiple CPU server, that tend to get hammered a lot, be on the look out.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/909360

Posted by Aaron Tiensivu in Microsoft, Server at 11:05 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)
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