[request-sponsor] CR 6890550
I'm sorry if it is not a right mailing list for the issue. I'm the submitter of CR6890550 below. The responsible engineer of the cr commented that further tests would be required to add the new PCI device id to bfe driver. I'd like to do what are required, and to send the result, but there is no mail address to contact the engineer. Should I request for sponsor here, or is there another way? My SCA is OS0107 regards, Masayuki Murayama - Original Message - Date: Mon, 12 Oct 2009 11:02:58 -0600 (MDT) From: bugmail-sender at Sun.COM Subject: CR 6890550 Updated, User 1-5Q-6307 now responsible engineer, P3 driver/bfe bfe should support pci14e4,4401 device To: undisclosed-recipients:; *Synopsis*: bfe should support pci14e4,4401 device Due to a change requested by User 1-5Q-6307, User 1-5Q-6307 is now the responsible engineer for: CR 6890550 changed on Oct 12 2009 by User 1-5Q-6307 === Field === New Value = === Old Value = DescriptionNew Note Responsible Engineer User 1-5Q-6307 Status 3-Accepted 1-Dispatched == === == = *Change Request ID*: 6890550 *Synopsis*: bfe should support pci14e4,4401 device Product: solaris Category: driver Subcategory: bfe Type: Defect Subtype: Status: 3-Accepted Substatus: Priority: 3-Medium Introduced In Release: Introduced In Build: Responsible Engineer: User 1-5Q-6307 Keywords: opensolaris === *Description* === = Category solaris/driver (Hardware Support - Devices/Drivers) Sub-Category bfe Description As bfe driver for broadcom bcm4401 fast ethernet nic in snv124 supports only pci14e4,970c device, my bcm4401 based pci add-on card, which pc i vendor/device id is pci14e4,4401, is not detected right after snv124 installation. pci14e4,4402 and pci14e4,170c are also known as ids for the bcm4401 nic. So bfe should support these three devices too, I think Frequency Always Regression No Steps to Reproduce Just install snv124, then see /etc/driver_aliases. So, following command failed. ifconfig bfe0 plumb Expected Result The lines below should be also included in /etc/driver_aliases right after opensolaris installation. bfe pci14e4,4401 bfe pci14e4,4402 bfe pci14e4,170c Actual Result installing snv124, there is an entry for bfe below in /etc/driver_aliases bfe pci14e4,970c Error Message(s) N/A Test Case N/A Workaround do following for my nic card update_drv -a -i pci14e4,4401 bfe Additional configuration information the node information in the output of prtconf -v for my bcm4401 based pci add-on card: Node 0x1d assigned-addresses: 82040810..febfc000.. 2000 reg: 00040800.....02040810.0 000...2000 compatible: 'pci14e4,4401.14e4.8401.1' + 'pci14e4,4401.14e4.8 401' + 'pci14e4,8401' + 'pci14e4,4401.1' + 'pci14e4,4401' + 'pciclass,02' + 'pciclass,0200' model: 'Ethernet controller' power-consumption: 0001.0001 devsel-speed: interrupts: 0001 max-latency: min-grant: subsystem-vendor-id: 14e4 subsystem-id: 8401 unit-address: '1' class-code: 0002 revision-id: 0001 vendor-id: 14e4 device-id: 4401 name: 'pci14e4,8401' *** (#1 of 2): 2009-10-12 13:58:28 GMT+00:00 User 1-F4SZV I didn't have access to the hardware and that's the reason I didn't add those PCI-ID. If you access to the hardware, can you do basic testing and let me kn ow the result? *** (#2 of 2): 2009-10-12 16:54:05 GMT+00:00 User 1-5Q-6307 === *Public Comments* === = === *Workaround* = === *Additional Details* = Targeted Release: Commit To Fix In Build: Fixed In Build: Integrated In Build: Verified In Build: See Also: 6882713, 6890551 Duplicate of: Hooks: Hook1: Hook2: Hook3: Hook4: Hook5: Hook6: email address omitted Program Management: Root Cause: Fix Affects Documentation: No Fix Affects Localization: No === *History* === = Date Submitted: 2009-10-12 13:58:27 GMT+00:00 Submitted By: User 1-F4SZV Status ChangedDate
[request-sponsor] Suspend 6436577
Hi, 'useradd' is being redesigned. The project team is taking over the CR. Regards, Kini -- Sun Microsystems - India Engineering Centre http://blogs.sun.com/jkini
[request-sponsor] Suspend 6436577
Hello Jayakara, Is there anyway in which I can contribute for this? Regards, Sasidhar Kasturi, Phone: +91-916-012-3002 Blog: http://skasturi.wordpress.com/ -- Arise, Awake, Stop not till the goal is reached. -- On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 5:34 PM, Jayakara Kini Jayakara.Kini at sun.comwrote: Hi, 'useradd' is being redesigned. The project team is taking over the CR. Regards, Kini -- Sun Microsystems - India Engineering Centre http://blogs.sun.com/jkini -- next part -- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/request-sponsor/attachments/20091013/d6170592/attachment.html
[request-sponsor] CR 6890550
Masayuki Murayama wrote: I'm sorry if it is not a right mailing list for the issue. I'm the submitter of CR6890550 below. The responsible engineer of the cr commented that further tests would be required to add the new PCI device id to bfe driver. I'd like to do what are required, and to send the result, but there is no mail address to contact the engineer. Should I request for sponsor here, or is there another way? My SCA is OS0107 If you run the tests (specifically we need a good NICDRV run), then I'll be happy to sponsor your changes. - Garrett regards, Masayuki Murayama - Original Message - Date: Mon, 12 Oct 2009 11:02:58 -0600 (MDT) From: bugmail-sender at Sun.COM Subject: CR 6890550 Updated, User 1-5Q-6307 now responsible engineer, P3 driver/bfe bfe should support pci14e4,4401 device To: undisclosed-recipients:; *Synopsis*: bfe should support pci14e4,4401 device Due to a change requested by User 1-5Q-6307, User 1-5Q-6307 is now the responsible engineer for: CR 6890550 changed on Oct 12 2009 by User 1-5Q-6307 === Field === New Value = === Old Value = DescriptionNew Note Responsible Engineer User 1-5Q-6307 Status 3-Accepted 1-Dispatched == === == = *Change Request ID*: 6890550 *Synopsis*: bfe should support pci14e4,4401 device Product: solaris Category: driver Subcategory: bfe Type: Defect Subtype: Status: 3-Accepted Substatus: Priority: 3-Medium Introduced In Release: Introduced In Build: Responsible Engineer: User 1-5Q-6307 Keywords: opensolaris === *Description* === = Category solaris/driver (Hardware Support - Devices/Drivers) Sub-Category bfe Description As bfe driver for broadcom bcm4401 fast ethernet nic in snv124 supports only pci14e4,970c device, my bcm4401 based pci add-on card, which pc i vendor/device id is pci14e4,4401, is not detected right after snv124 installation. pci14e4,4402 and pci14e4,170c are also known as ids for the bcm4401 nic. So bfe should support these three devices too, I think Frequency Always Regression No Steps to Reproduce Just install snv124, then see /etc/driver_aliases. So, following command failed. ifconfig bfe0 plumb Expected Result The lines below should be also included in /etc/driver_aliases right after opensolaris installation. bfe pci14e4,4401 bfe pci14e4,4402 bfe pci14e4,170c Actual Result installing snv124, there is an entry for bfe below in /etc/driver_aliases bfe pci14e4,970c Error Message(s) N/A Test Case N/A Workaround do following for my nic card update_drv -a -i pci14e4,4401 bfe Additional configuration information the node information in the output of prtconf -v for my bcm4401 based pci add-on card: Node 0x1d assigned-addresses: 82040810..febfc000.. 2000 reg: 00040800.....02040810.0 000...2000 compatible: 'pci14e4,4401.14e4.8401.1' + 'pci14e4,4401.14e4.8 401' + 'pci14e4,8401' + 'pci14e4,4401.1' + 'pci14e4,4401' + 'pciclass,02' + 'pciclass,0200' model: 'Ethernet controller' power-consumption: 0001.0001 devsel-speed: interrupts: 0001 max-latency: min-grant: subsystem-vendor-id: 14e4 subsystem-id: 8401 unit-address: '1' class-code: 0002 revision-id: 0001 vendor-id: 14e4 device-id: 4401 name: 'pci14e4,8401' *** (#1 of 2): 2009-10-12 13:58:28 GMT+00:00 User 1-F4SZV I didn't have access to the hardware and that's the reason I didn't add those PCI-ID. If you access to the hardware, can you do basic testing and let me kn ow the result? *** (#2 of 2): 2009-10-12 16:54:05 GMT+00:00 User 1-5Q-6307 === *Public Comments* === = === *Workaround* = === *Additional Details* = Targeted Release: Commit To Fix In Build: Fixed In Build: Integrated In Build: Verified In Build: See Also: 6882713, 6890551 Duplicate of: Hooks: Hook1: Hook2: Hook3: Hook4:
[request-sponsor] CR 6890550
Sorry, many engineers are so used to internal people getting bug updates with visible e-mail addresses and the ability to update bugster directly that they don't realize external users have neither and get e-mails they can't respond to, with no clue who to contact to provide more information. I've cc'ed the responsible engineer, Saurabh, on this e-mail, so you can communicate further on this issue. -Alan Coopersmith- alan.coopersmith at sun.com Sun Microsystems, Inc. - X Window System Engineering Masayuki Murayama wrote: I'm sorry if it is not a right mailing list for the issue. I'm the submitter of CR6890550 below. The responsible engineer of the cr commented that further tests would be required to add the new PCI device id to bfe driver. I'd like to do what are required, and to send the result, but there is no mail address to contact the engineer. Should I request for sponsor here, or is there another way? My SCA is OS0107 regards, Masayuki Murayama - Original Message - Date: Mon, 12 Oct 2009 11:02:58 -0600 (MDT) From: bugmail-sender at Sun.COM Subject: CR 6890550 Updated, User 1-5Q-6307 now responsible engineer, P3 driver/bfe bfe should support pci14e4,4401 device To: undisclosed-recipients:; *Synopsis*: bfe should support pci14e4,4401 device Due to a change requested by User 1-5Q-6307, User 1-5Q-6307 is now the responsible engineer for: CR 6890550 changed on Oct 12 2009 by User 1-5Q-6307 === Field === New Value = === Old Value = DescriptionNew Note Responsible Engineer User 1-5Q-6307 Status 3-Accepted 1-Dispatched == === == = *Change Request ID*: 6890550 *Synopsis*: bfe should support pci14e4,4401 device Product: solaris Category: driver Subcategory: bfe Type: Defect Subtype: Status: 3-Accepted Substatus: Priority: 3-Medium Introduced In Release: Introduced In Build: Responsible Engineer: User 1-5Q-6307 Keywords: opensolaris === *Description* === = Category solaris/driver (Hardware Support - Devices/Drivers) Sub-Category bfe Description As bfe driver for broadcom bcm4401 fast ethernet nic in snv124 supports only pci14e4,970c device, my bcm4401 based pci add-on card, which pc i vendor/device id is pci14e4,4401, is not detected right after snv124 installation. pci14e4,4402 and pci14e4,170c are also known as ids for the bcm4401 nic. So bfe should support these three devices too, I think Frequency Always Regression No Steps to Reproduce Just install snv124, then see /etc/driver_aliases. So, following command failed. ifconfig bfe0 plumb Expected Result The lines below should be also included in /etc/driver_aliases right after opensolaris installation. bfe pci14e4,4401 bfe pci14e4,4402 bfe pci14e4,170c Actual Result installing snv124, there is an entry for bfe below in /etc/driver_aliases bfe pci14e4,970c Error Message(s) N/A Test Case N/A Workaround do following for my nic card update_drv -a -i pci14e4,4401 bfe Additional configuration information the node information in the output of prtconf -v for my bcm4401 based pci add-on card: Node 0x1d assigned-addresses: 82040810..febfc000.. 2000 reg: 00040800.....02040810.0 000...2000 compatible: 'pci14e4,4401.14e4.8401.1' + 'pci14e4,4401.14e4.8 401' + 'pci14e4,8401' + 'pci14e4,4401.1' + 'pci14e4,4401' + 'pciclass,02' + 'pciclass,0200' model: 'Ethernet controller' power-consumption: 0001.0001 devsel-speed: interrupts: 0001 max-latency: min-grant: subsystem-vendor-id: 14e4 subsystem-id: 8401 unit-address: '1' class-code: 0002 revision-id: 0001 vendor-id: 14e4 device-id: 4401 name: 'pci14e4,8401' *** (#1 of 2): 2009-10-12 13:58:28 GMT+00:00 User 1-F4SZV I didn't have access to the hardware and that's the reason I didn't add those PCI-ID. If you access to the hardware, can you do basic testing and let me kn ow the result? *** (#2 of 2): 2009-10-12 16:54:05 GMT+00:00 User 1-5Q-6307 === *Public Comments* === = === *Workaround* = === *Additional Details*
