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Karl-Larson
commented on May 20, 2024
2
It looks like this might be tied to the preview version of WSL2 from the store.
I had this same issue with the logs eating up almost 500GB. (Wish i checked dates on them before cleaning it up.)
I uninstalled the preview version of WSL2 from the store and no more logs were being created upon starting any WSL2 instance.
While previously any WSL2 instance starting from a shut downed state via "wsl --shutdown" would create a log and fill it once killed with the same command.
I am running windows 22000.493.
The preview kernel was the latest as of 2/12/2022, 5.10.93.2.
Once the preview was removed I was running 5.10.60.1.
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dev-seahouse
commented on May 20, 2024
2
i'm having this issue too and it is kill my ssd
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jamesianberry
commented on May 20, 2024
Logs when Distrod is started within Windows Terminal but not auto-started with Windows Startup:
[Distrod][DEBUG] starting /init from distrod-exec
[Distrod][DEBUG] WSL envs: "WSL_INTEROP" = "/run/WSL/8_interop"
[Distrod][DEBUG] WSL envs: "WSLENV" = "WT_SESSION::WT_PROFILE_ID"
[Distrod][DEBUG] WSL envs: "WSL_DISTRO_NAME" = "Distrod"
[Distrod][DEBUG] Container::with_mount source: Some(HostPath("/run/distrod/cmdline")), target: ContainerPath("/proc/cmdline"), fstype: None, flags: MS_BIND, is_file: true
[Distrod][TRACE] mount_distrod_run_files: path: "/opt/distrod/run/systemd"
[Distrod][TRACE] mount_distrod_run_files: path: "/opt/distrod/run/systemd/system"
[Distrod][TRACE] mount_distrod_run_files: path: "/opt/distrod/run/systemd/system/portproxy.service"
[Distrod][DEBUG] Container::with_mount source: Some(HostPath("/opt/distrod/run/systemd/system/portproxy.service")), target: ContainerPath("/run/systemd/system/portproxy.service"), fstype: None, flags: MS_BIND, is_file: true
[Distrod][TRACE] mount_distrod_run_files: path: "/opt/distrod/run/tmpfiles.d"
[Distrod][TRACE] mount_distrod_run_files: path: "/opt/distrod/run/tmpfiles.d/x11.conf"
[Distrod][DEBUG] Container::with_mount source: Some(HostPath("/opt/distrod/run/tmpfiles.d/x11.conf")), target: ContainerPath("/run/tmpfiles.d/x11.conf"), fstype: None, flags: MS_BIND, is_file: true
[Distrod][DEBUG] DistroLauncher::launch
[Distrod][DEBUG] Container::with_mount source: Some(HostPath("/run/distrod/distrod_wsl_env-uid1000")), target: ContainerPath("/run/distrod/distrod_wsl_env-uid1000"), fstype: None, flags: MS_BIND, is_file: true
[Distrod][DEBUG] Spawning the command or the waiter.
[Distrod][DEBUG] Executing a command in the distro.
[Distrod][DEBUG] Failed to ignore signal Sys(EINVAL)
[Distrod][DEBUG] Failed to ignore signal Sys(EINVAL)
[Distrod][DEBUG] Distro::exec_command.
[Distrod][DEBUG] Container::exec_command.
[Distrod][DEBUG] Triple fork done.
[Distrod][DEBUG] dropping privilege. kmsg logging in the child ends here.
[Distrod][DEBUG] The parent of the second of three forks exits.
[Distrod][DEBUG] Spawning the command or the waiter.
[Distrod][DEBUG] Spawning the waiter.
[Distrod][TRACE] mounting source: Some(
ContainerPath(
"/run/distrod/cmdline",
),
), mount: ContainerMount { source: Some(HostPath("/run/distrod/cmdline")), target: ContainerPath("/proc/cmdline"), fstype: None, flags: MS_BIND, data: None, is_file: true }
[Distrod][DEBUG] Failed to ignore signal Sys(EINVAL)
[Distrod][TRACE] mounting source: Some(
ContainerPath(
"/opt/distrod/run/systemd/system/portproxy.service",
),
), mount: ContainerMount { source: Some(HostPath("/opt/distrod/run/systemd/system/portproxy.service")), target: ContainerPath("/run/systemd/system/portproxy.service"), fstype: None, flags: MS_BIND, data: None, is_file: true }
[Distrod][DEBUG] Failed to ignore signal Sys(EINVAL)
[Distrod][TRACE] mounting source: Some(
ContainerPath(
"/opt/distrod/run/tmpfiles.d/x11.conf",
),
), mount: ContainerMount { source: Some(HostPath("/opt/distrod/run/tmpfiles.d/x11.conf")), target: ContainerPath("/run/tmpfiles.d/x11.conf"), fstype: None, flags: MS_BIND, data: None, is_file: true }
[Distrod][TRACE] skipping an identical mount: Some(
ContainerPath(
"/run/distrod/distrod_wsl_env-uid1000",
),
), ContainerMount {
source: Some(
HostPath(
"/run/distrod/distrod_wsl_env-uid1000",
),
),
target: ContainerPath(
"/run/distrod/distrod_wsl_env-uid1000",
),
fstype: None,
flags: MS_BIND,
data: None,
is_file: true,
}
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nullpo-head
commented on May 20, 2024
Hi, thanks for trying Distrod.
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I wasn't able to reproduce this problem. One thing I noticed is that your kernel is newer than mine, though Windows version is the same. My kernel version is
5.10.60.1. Are you on preview build? -
also, could you provide the journalctl output, please? I guess wslg or something is writing some error / warnings, because
RdClientAutoTracelooks related to WSLg. You already provided a log, but it's empty. Empty log is impossible, because at least there should be kernel boot message. Please share the recent parts ofsudo journalctl. -
lastly,
the files still get created for every distro started from Windows Terminal
Does this mean that your non-Distrod distro is causing the same issue?
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jamesianberry
commented on May 20, 2024
Hi Takaya, thanks for your help on Distrod.
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I am now installing and updating WSL from the Microsoft Store, and yes, it is the preview build: https://www.microsoft.com/store/productId/9P9TQF7MRM4R
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The journalctl output seems to show a lot of errors before I made the changes to stop the excessive logging:
journalctl.txt -
It seems that only non-Distrod distributions now have a log file created each time they are started.
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aki-k
commented on May 20, 2024
@jamesianberry Do you see weston crashing in dmesg of WSL? It's writing some kind of stack trace once per second for me. This with enabling auto-starting of WSL with the Windows task scheduler and enabling systemd in WSL.
[Thu Nov 11 16:01:23 2021] traps: weston[217761] trap divide error ip:7fec836cc20c sp:7fff0d34cc50 error:0 in rdp-backend.so[7fec836c3000+1b000]
[Thu Nov 11 16:01:23 2021] potentially unexpected fatal signal 8.
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jamesianberry
commented on May 20, 2024
@aki-k yes, this looks to be the same error my system was getting (see journalctl output above):
Nov 29 23:01:15 RAZER kernel: traps: weston[2055] trap divide error ip:7f2412cde37c sp:7ffe958efdd0 error:0 in rdp-backend.so[7f2412cd5000+1b000]
Nov 29 23:01:15 RAZER kernel: potentially unexpected fatal signal 8.
Nov 29 23:01:15 RAZER kernel: CPU: 13 PID: 2055 Comm: weston Not tainted 5.10.74.3-microsoft-standard-WSL2 #1
Nov 29 23:01:15 RAZER kernel: RIP: 0033:0x7f2412cde37c
Nov 29 23:01:15 RAZER kernel: Code: 79 34 99 44 01 d7 f7 fe 99 31 d0 89 41 38 29 51 38 45 85 c0 0f 88 ef 01 00 00 48 83 c1 44 4c 39 d9 74 63 8b 41 08 8b 71 2c 99 <f7> fe 89 41 3c 41 89 c2 8b 41 0c 99 f7 fe 89 41 40 41 89 c0 45 84
Nov 29 23:01:15 RAZER kernel: RSP: 002b:00007ffe958efdd0 EFLAGS: 00010246
Nov 29 23:01:15 RAZER kernel: RAX: 0000000000000400 RBX: 0000000000000000 RCX: 00007ffe958efe40
Nov 29 23:01:15 RAZER kernel: RDX: 0000000000000000 RSI: 0000000000000000 RDI: 0000000000000000
Nov 29 23:01:15 RAZER kernel: RBP: 00007ffe958efe40 R08: 0000559c30dc0770 R09: 0000000000000001
Nov 29 23:01:15 RAZER kernel: R10: 0000559c30dc0740 R11: 00007ffe958efe84 R12: 0000000000000001
Nov 29 23:01:15 RAZER kernel: R13: 0000000000000000 R14: 0000559c30a8f5a0 R15: 0000000000000000
Nov 29 23:01:15 RAZER kernel: FS: 00007f2413202900 GS: 0000000000000000
I guess the questions are:
- does this happen for non-Distrod distributions? (I see similar log files being created by them when they start, I guess I can look for any related weston error)
- what happens if non-Distrod distros are auto-started on boot? (haven't tried this)
- is this a WSL2 problem rather than a Distrod problem? (in which case, it should be raised elsewhere)
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aki-k
commented on May 20, 2024
is this a WSL2 problem rather than a Distrod problem? (in which case, it should be raised elsewhere)
I don't know if this is the same problem I have but I opened an issue at microsoft/wslg#564 but got no replies. I didn't even think of checking that directory C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Temp\DiagOutputDir\RdClientAutoTrace on Windows side.
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frixaco
commented on May 20, 2024
This solution fixed the problem for me: #50 (comment)
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techroy23
commented on May 20, 2024
I got it working
#50 (comment)
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