On Fri, 11 Aug 2000, System V wrote:

> Hello, I'm building a redundent fileserver.
> Consisting of 2 linux boxis, both equipt with:
> Proc          PIII 600
> Mem           256M
> SystemHD      17Gb IDE
> SCSI-Controler        Adaptec 29160N (AIC7xxx)
> ExportHD      3x 36Gb IBM SCSI
> 
> I created the folowing chain:
>  ____________
> /    BOX 1   \
> | T-C-D-D-D--------\
> \____________/     |
>                    |
>  ____________      |
> /    BOX 2   \     |
> | T-C-D-D-D--------/
> \____________/
> 
> T=Terminator
> C=Controler
> D=Disk
> 
> Afcouce the disk's won't be mounted ond both machine at the same time
> 
> When I pull the powercord of a disk, the scsi-bus crashes :-(.
> And the kernel starts complaining and resetting the scsi-bus (And it
> keeps on doing this)
> Meanwile, the system becomse _verry_ slow, so slow you can't do
> annyting...

Your scanario addresses the same problem as a previous posting ("shared
SCSI buses") does. Reset wars. Please, refer to answers on that posting.

> Can someone help me out here?

Eric Youngdale (modifications of the eh stuff in the mid-layer)
or the maintainer of the adapter driver of your choice (implementation of
different eh strategy for that driver)

Regards
Martin Peschke


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