At 05:55 PM 08/03/2005 -0700, Scott Long wrote this to All: >>David Sze wrote: >>On my 2850 the upper 1GB of RAM cannot be addressed without PAE support >>in the kernel. However, amr in 4.11-RELEASE does indeed seem to have >>trouble with PAE. The result being that with the option in the kernel, >>the root device (ufs:/dev/amrd0s1a) cannot be found. >> >>I backported scottl's amr PAE fixes from RELENG_5; the diffs applied >>cleanly (with offsets). I'm happy to report that my 2850 can now >>address its full 4GB and see its amr volumes. >> >>The diff against 4.11-RELEASE is attached, hopefully someone will be >>willing to commit it to RELENG_4. > >I don't have the cycles to watch after RELENG_4, so I'll have to take >your word that this works. What date is this patch against? I >committed some follow-up fixes last week that are required for >management apps to work (and yes, LSI is getting ready to support >FreeBSD with management apps).
The patch is against 4.11-RELEASE, and is just a backport of your commit from Dec. 5th (http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/cvs-all/2004-December/094923.html). There haven't been any changes to amr since release, so it should apply directly to RELENG_4 as well.
I left out the subsequent ioctl fixes and LSI 320-2E support. They look straightforward, but I don't have the software or hardware to test them. If you'd like them in there before committing to RELENG_4, I can take a stab at it and post a new patch.
A new patch is attached to this message that synchronizes the RELENG_4 amr driver with CURRENT, minus the SMPng locking and amd64/ia64 ioctl compatibility stuff. The fixes and their corresponding file revisions are:
Greater than 4GB support amr.c 1.55, 1.56, 1.59 amr_cam.c 1.10 amr_pci.c 1.24 amrvar.h 1.23
ioctl fixes for LSI management tools amr.c 1.60, 1.61
Fix module unloading amr_cam.c 1.12 amrvar.h 1.24
Check for NULL amrd_sc in amrd_dump amr_disk.c 1.32
Support for LSI 320-2E PCI Express controller amr_pci.c 1.27 amrreg.h 1.8 amrvar.h 1.26
The only part of the patch I've tested is the >4GB support. The rest compiles but I can't vouch for its validity because I don't have the software or hardware to test.
amr-4.x-MFC.patch
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