The FUSE filesystem is implemented by a Zygote child. If Zygote dies,
all of its children die along with it, including the FUSE daemon. The
FUSE filesystem is cleaned up automatically whenever the /dev/fuse file
descriptor of the FUSE daemon is closed. However, due to the way the
binder driver holds on to the 'struct files' of processes in the kernel,
the closing of FDs of all of Zygote's children is serialized.
That in turn means that, if a process has a file with dirty pages on
FUSE, and that FD is closed *before* the FUSE FD, the FUSE kernel driver
will happily issue a request to the FUSE daemon to serve that request.
But since the FUSE userspace daemon is already dead, it will never get
served. And because the closing of all FDs is serialized, we will never
close the FUSE fd to unblock this request.
Solve this particular case by manually aborting the FUSE filesystem when
Zygote restarts. Because we now explicitly close the FUSE fd, the FUSE
filesystem will be cleaned up, all outstanding requests to it will be
cancelled, and new ones will be skipped.
Bug: 153411204
Test: kill zygote manually
Change-Id: I2cb6c1a03cc1a932461ff33558894a428ff35180
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