Re: Trouble with SM961 in SuperMicro X11

[Brandon Allbery]

On Sun, Jul 23, 2017 at 10:47 PM, Terry Kennedy  wrote:

>   My offer of a test system with the card is still open, if someone wants
> to pick this up again. I will note that in my case, it only happens in my
> Supermicro systems (but again, Linux works well with it on those boxes).
> The SM961 in the same adapter works fine in a Dell system, and an Optane
> card also works fine in the Supermicro system.


Sounds like the bad old days when I had fun stuff like a video card
incompatible with a HD controller.

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Re: Trouble with SM961 in SuperMicro X11

[Terry Kennedy]

> I bought this card but never could get it to fail, despite trying them in a
> number of different systems :(. So lighten up please...

  They are obviously working for some people, but enough people are seeing
the same problem over and over that there is definitely something wrong.

  I spent a good deal of time gathering the requested traces for the de-
veloper who was working on it with me, going so far as to purchase a dif-
ferent board (same model, different firmware) and a second adapter card,
and tried all of the above in multiple systems. I then sent off the re-
quested info, re-iterated my offer of remote access to one of the systems
showing the problem, and heard... nothing. A follow-up some months later
also got no response, while more and more people are running into the is-
sue and reporting it either on the lists or in the forums.

  My offer of a test system with the card is still open, if someone wants
to pick this up again. I will note that in my case, it only happens in my
Supermicro systems (but again, Linux works well with it on those boxes).
The SM961 in the same adapter works fine in a Dell system, and an Optane
card also works fine in the Supermicro system. 

Terry Kennedy http://www.glaver.org  New York, NY USA
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Re: Trouble with SM961 in SuperMicro X11

[Warner Losh]

On Jul 23, 2017 7:05 PM, "Terry Kennedy"  wrote:

> It's an SM961, not PM951.

  Welcome to the club! 8-{

  See PR211723 - https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=211713
as well as the forums: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/58170/#post-334061

  I (and others) have offered developers remote console access to systems
that exhibit the problem, as well as confirming it works on the same hard-
ware using Linux, gathered requested traces and so on, and then things just
sort of... died.

  You should probably pile onto both the forum discussion and the PR with
a "me too!" so it becomes more and more obvious that this is affecting a
larger number of people as time goes on and these modules become more pop-
ular.


I bought this card but never could get it to fail, despite trying them in a
number of different systems :(. So lighten up please...

Warner


Terry Kennedy http://www.glaver.org  New York, NY USA
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Re: Trouble with SM961 in SuperMicro X11

[Terry Kennedy]

> It's an SM961, not PM951.

  Welcome to the club! 8-{

  See PR211723 - https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=211713
as well as the forums: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/58170/#post-334061

  I (and others) have offered developers remote console access to systems
that exhibit the problem, as well as confirming it works on the same hard-
ware using Linux, gathered requested traces and so on, and then things just
sort of... died.

  You should probably pile onto both the forum discussion and the PR with
a "me too!" so it becomes more and more obvious that this is affecting a
larger number of people as time goes on and these modules become more pop-
ular.
Terry Kennedy http://www.glaver.org  New York, NY USA
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Re: Trouble with SM961 in SuperMicro X11

[Stefan Bethke]

It’s an SM961, not PM951.

> Am 21.07.2017 um 20:24 schrieb Stefan Bethke :
> 
> I have a fresh SuperMicro SYS-5019S-M and I’ve installed a Samsung SM961 
> 128GBB, which I want to use as a ZFS cache.
> 
> After installing 11.1-RC3, I’m getting the below errors during boot, and 
> trying to read or write to it produces the same message.
> 
> Is there a tunable to make this work? A quick test with Windows did not show 
> any issues.
> 
> 
> Stefan
> 
> -- 
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> 
> 
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