Thank you Chip!
Very valuable information.Site goes into bookmarks!
I guess that resellers of hardware should first check to see if their stuff
doesn't contain known bugs. Would safe us valuable time and mony. But then
again, this way I have learned something again.
Have a very nice day / evenin
That disk is one that has the reference temperature bug in the firmware.
There was a big thread about that recently.Flashing an updated firmware
will likely bring it back to life. Doing it on that system will likely be
difficult because the fault manager will get in the way.
I wrote a small
Thanks Chip !!
This is a real good indication you gave me. Indeed there is some mention about
the disk in fmadm faulty.Fault class : fault.io.disk.over-temperatureAffects
: dev:///:devid=id1,sd@n5000c50057b8186f//scsi_vhci/disk@g5000c50057b8186f
faulted and taken out of serv
Anytime there is an offline disk mpathadm crashes the system. There's a
ticket on it https://www.illumos.org/issues/4085 but it hasn't been touched
yet.
The fault manage is what set the disk offline and it expects the disk to be
removed from the system. You should have a record of it in the fau
It is a real disk (plugged in) and the system is located in another city.I
probably will have to go there tomorrow but was trying to solve it temporarily
over the internet by unconfiguring the disk if I can locate it somehow.
Another symptom: mpathadm list lu crashes the system.And I always have
How much are you able to change the hardware?
can you remove all the disks except the boot disks, "devfsadm -Cv" and
check to see if the fault still occurs?
assuming that you're using ZFS is the "bad" disk appearing in the "zpool
status"? is it appearing in an "iostat -n" command?
Jon
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Hi,
is this 'phantom' HD or it is really plugged in?
If phantom:
I see that you can afford reboot, so try to shutdown box and storage case (if
external).
Remove and put back all disks.
If plugged in:
try to locate it (look at lights on case closure) and replug (or replace if
really broken)
Yes I have. I wrote below cfgadm -Cv but I meant devfsadm -Cv . Sorry.I have
also removed and recreated the path_to_install, disabled and re-enabled sas
multipath (dual expander jbod)by stmsboot -d and -e.When multipath is disable
this message does not appear (and also the disk does not appear)
Hi,
have you tried: devfsadm -C # it should clear devices from unused links/pointers
Not sure if that will help.
Regards.
On 05/ 8/14 09:44 AM, Discussion list for OpenIndiana wrote:
Hi,
Hopefully someone can help with this error.
The messages logfile is filling up with this error:genunix: [ID
Hi,
Hopefully someone can help with this error.
The messages logfile is filling up with this error:genunix: [ID 408114
kern.info] /scsi_vhci/disk@g5000c50057b07923 (sd79) offline
I have tried mapping the sd79 to its disk identifier and a list like this
appears:sd73=c0t5001517BB27F7B2Cd0sd74=c0t50
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