Garrett D'Amore wrote: > Mike Oliver wrote: >> Mike Ford Ditto wrote: >> >>> Is this panic a known problem? I just tried to use a Sun Ray for the >>> first time since I upgraded from snv_62 to snv_91 and I get this panic >>> within a few minutes every time I log in to a Sun Ray. I don't know if >>> this is a bug in SRSS or OpenSolaris but I thought I'd mention it here >>> in case it's something that should be fixed. >>> >> SRSS doesn't have any in-kernel networking components. All of >> its network traffic comes through sockets from user-level >> processes. So it's hard to see how SRSS could be the cause of >> this panic. > > From my own experience, SRSS stresses the NIC driver in some unusual > ways. A long (long!) time ago I had a problem with my NIC driver that > only ever manifested after a couple hours of use as a Sun Ray > interconnect. Ordinary use (NFS, NIS, etc.) didn't trigger it at all.
Sure, but I'm not seeing how SRSS would be at fault in that scenario. Mike. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>> The server is running SXCE snv_91 (amd64), Masayuki Murayama's vfe >>> driver, and SRSS 3.1. Sun Rays were working fine when I was running >>> snv_62. I just tried upgrading the vfe driver from 2.3.1 to 2.6.2a, but >>> still get the panics. >>> >>> Maybe SRSS 3.1 is just buggy on newer Nevada builds (post-Clearview, >>> perhaps)? >>> >> SRSS 4.0 was released last month and would be a better choice on >> Nevada, but I wouldn't expect it to behave any differently as far >> as a networking panic is concerned. >> >> Mike. >> > > _______________________________________________ > networking-discuss mailing list > [email protected] _______________________________________________ networking-discuss mailing list [email protected]
