https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=206219
Kevin Bowling changed:
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from lagg_ioctl and lagg_port_ioctl
r287723 removed some cleanup from lagg(4), which leads to panics when
changing configuration. Restore the spirit of the code which was removed.
This issue has been refactored out of existence in -HEAD, so this patch is
directly against stable/10.
PR
https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=206219
Mark Linimon changed:
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Hi Hans,
Can you give an example of draining the callouts?
Thanks,
-Fred
On 1/13/16 7:33 AM, "Lakshmi Narasimhan Sundararajan"
mailto:lakshm...@msystechnologies.com>> wrote:
Hi Hans,
Yes, we understand that piece of code.
But Panasas wants this change to MFC to 10.3. This issue is not seen in
On 01/13/16 14:15, Lewis, Fred wrote:
Hi Hans,
Can you give an example of draining the callouts?
Hi,
man 9 callout_drain
and
man 9 callout_async_drain (11-current)
callout_drain() might sleep and needs a context which allows for that.
Else use callout_async_drain().
--HPS
_
Hi Hans,
Yes, we understand that piece of code.
But Panasas wants this change to MFC to 10.3. This issue is not seen in 11.
Would that happen? I have not seen acknowledgement of this issue or
confirmation of MFC to 10.3. That information will help us plan.
Regards,
LN
On Wed, Jan 13, 2016 at 6:0
On 01/12/16 22:13, Lewis, Fred wrote:
In earlier versions of lagg_ioctl() (e.g. stable/10/r171247) all of the callout
vectors are set to NULL which I think will prevent the problem. Similar NULLing
code
is also in stable/7. I didn't check other releases.
Don't forget to drain the callouts befo
Hi FreeBSD Networking folks.
We are seeing a kernel panics on stable/10 that are being caused by
lagg_ioctl() and lagg_port_ioctl().
The panic occurs when moving from an lacp configuration to, say, a failover
configuration.
Please double-check me, but what appears to be happening is that the so
Hi FreeBSD Networking folks.
We are seeing a kernel panics on stable/10 that are being caused by
lagg_ioctl() and lagg_port_ioctl().
The panic occurs when moving from an lacp configuration to, say, a
failover configuration.
Please double-check me, but what appears to be happening is that the
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