On Wed, 2023-06-07 at 15:47 -0500, Benjamin Marzinski wrote:
> need_switch_pathgroup() only checks if the currently used pathgroup
> is
> not the highest priority pathgroup. If it isn't, all multipathd does
> is
> instruct the kernel to switch to the correct pathgroup. However, the
> kernel treats
need_switch_pathgroup() only checks if the currently used pathgroup is
not the highest priority pathgroup. If it isn't, all multipathd does is
instruct the kernel to switch to the correct pathgroup. However, the
kernel treats the pathgroups as if they were ordered by priority. When
the kernel runs
