Hi Desmond,

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Commit fad003b6c8e3d ("Bluetooth: Fix inconsistent lock state with
RFCOMM") fixed a lockdep warning due to sk->sk_lock.slock being
acquired without disabling softirq while the lock is also used in
softirq context. This was done by disabling interrupts before calling
bh_lock_sock in rfcomm_sk_state_change.

Later, this was changed in commit e6da0edc24ee ("Bluetooth: Acquire
sk_lock.slock without disabling interrupts") to disable softirqs
only.

However, there is another instance of sk->sk_lock.slock being acquired
without disabling softirq in rfcomm_connect_ind. This patch fixes this
by disabling local bh before the call to bh_lock_sock.

back in the days, the packet processing was done in a tasklet, but these days it is done in a workqueue. So shouldn’t this be just converted into a lock_sock(). Am I missing something?

Thanks for the info. I think you're right, I just didn't understand very much when I wrote this patch.

If I'm understanding correctly, it seems that both the bh_lock_sock in rfcomm_connect_ind, and spin_lock_bh in rfcomm_sk_state_change need to be changed to lock_sock, otherwise they don't provide any synchronization with other functions in RFCOMM that use lock_sock.

If that sounds correct I can prepare the patch for that.

please do so and re-run the tests. Thanks.

Regards

Marcel

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