Don wrote, >Looking at the viacheck.c file, it seems that this error is generated when a bad status is found >in the status of a completion queue entry. From the "code=1" , it may be some sort of "length >error". This could be coming from the driver or the card, I suppose? That's as far as I have >gotten so far.
>Does this sound like any of the "issues" you referred to above relative to RHEL4 U3 and the DDR >cards? If so, is there a fix? >-Don Albert- >Bull HN Info Systems Most likely it is the same problem I had with the DDR cards and the stock RedHat EL4.0 - U3 release. I reported the problem to RedHat, but they added a bugzila comment that they did not have any DDR hardware. Perhaps Mellanox could provide them with some. Michael ? My guess is that the version of code that they have in the release is too old and does not completely support the DDR card. I tried them with newer SVN code and it worked OK. You might try my backport patches and/or test RPMs that are based on RedHat EL4 - U3 kernel, but with a newer version of the SVN code or replace your RedHat kernel with a newer kernel.org kernel. Not sure if that is feasible or not in your environment, but I am pretty sure that newer SVN code will fix the problem. https://openib.org/svn/gen2/branches/backport-to-2.6.9/RPMS/ You may also need newer usermode libraries to go with the newer kernel, either kernel.org or my backport to 2.6.9-34EL. You will need to uninstall the redhat usermode RPMS and install either my usermode RPM or the ones from the release 1.0 RC2 should probably work as well. woody woody _______________________________________________ openib-general mailing list [email protected] http://openib.org/mailman/listinfo/openib-general To unsubscribe, please visit http://openib.org/mailman/listinfo/openib-general
