Hi,
Thanks for the reply,
The ip address is valid and the targets are reachable as i can discover and
login to the targets using the iscsiadm utility on s10.
Is it possible that an EFAULT may be returned if the size of the structure
passed to the ioctl is different from the size of structure
Hi,
Sorry for the separate post, i should have included this in my previous reply.
Is there any way i can debug the driver or get a trace of something to know
exactly what is happening inside the driver? Any way of finding out the exact
cause of failure of the ioctl call?
Thank you,
Vivek S
Nigel Smith wrote:
Hi Ronnie
Many thanks for cross-posting that interesting
fairly detailed feedback from the open-fcoe list.
Sometimes detail is good :)
Zhong Wang wrote:
Thanks Ronnie, that explains the Open FCoE initiator
behavior. The debug trace of Solaris FCoE software can be
Ronnie koch wrote:
Nigel Smith wrote:
Hi Ronnie
Many thanks for cross-posting that interesting
fairly detailed feedback from the open-fcoe list.
Sometimes detail is good :)
Zhong Wang wrote:
Thanks Ronnie, that explains the Open FCoE initiator
behavior. The
Did some more testing by changing the target N/PWWN to be smaller than that of
the initiator but the results were similar to my 03 trace from yesterday even
when I reverted to original WWNs. Seems the OpenFC0E initiator responds
differently with E1000 than with the VMware default PCnet xyz. No
Hi Viveks:
There is no existed dtrace script for debuging iscsi driver. So if you
want to do that, you should write the script by yourself.
In dtrace script, you can know the return value of a function. So I
think this is a way to find which function exits with errors.
You can find the
Done some more testing, and I think my X4240/mpt/X25-problems must be something
else.
Attempting to read (with smartctl) the self test log on the 8850-firmware X25-E
gives better results
than with the old firmware:
X25-E running firmware 8850 on an X4240 with mpt controller:
# smartctl -d
Hi,
Just getting my feet wet with COMSTAR. I have some iSCSI LUs backed by
ZVOLs that I created pre-COMSTAR (Nevada 84). I would like to migrate to
a newer version of Nevada or OpenSolaris, but my first attempt mailed
miserably and apparently I narrowly escaped large amounts of data loss.
Hi All,
NexentaStor is an industry leading Storage appliance, based on
Opensolaris and Ubuntu LTS.
On behalf of Nexenta Systems, I'd like to announce the setup of
NexentaStor.org, where we've open-sourced internal kernel gate and
plugins that extend the appliance.
NexentaStor.org is a complete
one method that does work, is to use a comstar iscsi port on the loopback
device, mount it locally then use dd to move the content of your old backing
store to the new device.
you can then set up views to whatever you want. it's ugly, but it does work.
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A Hettinger wrote:
one method that does work, is to use a comstar iscsi port on the loopback device, mount
it locally then use dd to move the content of your old backing store to the
new device.
you can then set up views to whatever you want. it's ugly, but it does work.
Ah, clever.
Quoting Joseph Mocker m...@sun.com:
A Hettinger wrote:
one method that does work, is to use a comstar iscsi port on the
loopback device, mount it locally then use dd to move the content
of your old backing store to the new device.
you can then set up views to whatever you want. it's
Hello list,
What are the options for building clustering storage using opensolaris? I'm
interested in HA solutions.
I tried only one option - AVS replication. Unfortunately, AVS configuration is
too complicated. Groups, bitmaps, queues, rcp timeouts, slicing - it's just a
nightmare to make it
Hi Roman,
take a look on what NexentaStor is providing:
auto-cdp - a commercial plugin which simplifies significantly ZFS/AVS
management of primary/secondary hosts
auto-sync - a free service which supports sophisticated ZFS send/recv
over SSH, NC. Or use send snapshots over RSYNC - which
Hi,
Thanks for the information and your time. I ll give it a try and get back if
possible, probably after a while as i am stuck with some other work. Thanks a
lot.
Vivek S
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Hi Viveks:
Please let us know if you have any questions on the iscsi driver
debuging or related dtrace scripts.
Regards,
Bing
viveks wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for the information and your time. I ll give it a try and get back if
possible, probably after a while as i am stuck with some other
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