Hello, I'm not saying it isn't a kernel issue, but even if it were a kernel issue it could be worked around in the tools / in their Debian integration. Some boots everything does come up up ok, bar the error messages already quoted; other times there is no connectivity until the bridge (and sometimes bond) are manually dismantled and brought up again. Once the bridge-over-bond (802.11ad, BTW) works, it works perfectly. That sounds more like a race-condition in setting it up to me than a kernel deficiency.
Since the affected server reboots for important kernel updates only and I can just walk over and prod it until it works after a reboot, it's not a pressing problem for me -- but it could just as well be hundreds of miles away ... Cheers, C. 2016-10-16 1:13 GMT+02:00 Santiago Garcia Mantinan <[email protected]>: > Hi! > > I'm using bridge over bond interfaces reliably on Jessie without problems, > but there are some limitations. All of this limitations are on the kernel, > and thus if you believe some other stuff is not ok, then the one > responsible > for this is the kernel. > > The limitations I'm talking about is that bridge and bonding don't work > well > in all bonding modes, I've read that active-backup and balance-tlb work ok > and I'm using 802.3ad without problems, other than that... you are asking > for trouble. > > Please try these modes and let me know your results. > > Regards. > -- > Manty/BestiaTester -> http://manty.net >
