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OK, that's weird
I just got nailed by a pfsync_defer_tmo while I was typing this up.
It should be fixed in 13.1-STABLE source?
db_trace_self_wrapper() at db_trace_self_wrapper+0x2b/frame 0xf
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I modified e1000_osdep.h,
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I see this now:
PHY Initialization Error
em1: Setup of Shared code failed, error
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Was your home server still using 13.1-RELEASE before you tried installing an
image based on CURRENT?
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Sorry, it was typo. Following is screenshot of first time.
https://people.freebsd.org/~yasu/Alderlake-GbE-failure-to-detect.jpg
As you can see, error code
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Okay, excellent. I think we've figured out what's going on here.
I also think I see why I can't reproduce it yet. It's interpreting the IPv6
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1) Clone FreeBSD src, check out 12.4:
pkg install git-lite
git clone https://git.freebsd.org/src.git /usr/src
cd /usr/src
git checkout releng/12.4
2) Start t
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Correction for step 9, before running 'git checkout ', perform 'git
bisect reset' to clear the repo out of bisecting.
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Yeah, according to the EOL schedule, 13.1 has maybe six months to live. Thanks
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I'm still failing to reproduce, but this should be close to a real fix:
diff --git a/sys/netpfil/pf/if_pfsync.c b/sys/netpfil/pf/if_pfsync.c
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Thank you for the detailed instructions, Kevin. Makes sense.
FWIW, after completing step I got an error on step #2:
[root@nfs src]# git bisect start releng
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I speculate cooking up a case where an IPv4 attempt from the firewall fails, it
reverts to IPv6, and attempts to insert that state.
I am able to repro
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Hi Kevin, sorry to say I'm having a difficult time getting the kernel to
compile. I have a pretty decent amount of experience building custom kernels,
but can
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Ooopsie! Did I goof up?
mno-avx -std=iso9899:1999 -c /root/usr/src/sys/netpfil/pf/if_pfsync.c -o
if_pfsync.o
/root/usr/src/sys/netpfil/pf/if_pfsync.c:2368:48: error: implicit declaration
of functio
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Did the patch apply fully? The ip6_output() prototype should be in `#include
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No. I stuffed it in manually.
Was this against clean -stable or against what we were working on?
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Yeah, that's against stable/13.
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Try one of the methods from
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WITHOUT_SYSTEM_COMPILER=yes or cherry-picking the format com
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Thanks Kevin. I did manage to get myself unblocked but forgot to respond back
to you here. I needed to do a `make buildworld` and now `make kernel` works as
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You can save some time by avoiding buildworld, we are only interested in the
e1000 driver changes in the kernel
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OK. I compiled a kernel with this in. I need to add the pfsync_defer_tmo patch
as well.
On the upside, I was able to generate traffic on this system
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defer_tmo patch added as well, started test bombardment.
So far, no issues.
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Good news. We may have fixed pfsyncintr.
Bad news. I don't think we defeated pfsync_defer_tmo
Want the usual bt, frame and prints?
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Yes. Also show me what code you have for that function, so we’re sure we’re
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I'm using this:
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BT:
#0 __curthread () at /root/usr/src/sys/amd64/include/pcpu_aux.h:55
#1 dump_savectx () at /root/usr/src/sys/kern/kern_shutdown.c:394
#2 0x80c38ae8 in dumpsys (di=0x0) at
/root/usr/src/
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Ok, I completed the bisect process you outlined above -- thanks again for the
great instructions. Here's the output:
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Thank you, Franco. I tested what you suggested here but I do not see a change.
Here's my `ifconfig` output before (the PROMISC flag is missing as you
sugg
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Could be required additionally or just in lagg, certainly worth a try in those
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Thanks. Unfortunately I cannot get any change in behavior with this flag.
[root@nfs dd]# ifconfig
igb0: flags=28943
metric 0 mtu 9000
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Well, before this patch igb was defaulting to promisc even if it didn't report
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access during boot in those early 12.x days.
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Thanks Franco. I agree that whatever I am experiencing here seems a little
different than what you were talking about. I've tried more combinations of
`if
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As a sanity check, can you revert 6486e9dd8d24b0195facd23d8ca82e17e180cffb or
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Ah, that's the same issue, but in the tmo function now.
Try this:
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Sure. I started with an up to date `releng/12.4` branch with no changes. The
`git revert 6486e9dd8d24b0195facd23d8ca82e17e180cffb` command could not apply
c
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Can you go to your good early kernel state and apply the patch in question?
If it's good there in any case you will have to do a bisect, but apply the
patch on top every time to find the underlying
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Sure. To clarify, you are asking me to do another `git bisect` like I did
before, but this time to apply this latest patch to each subsequent version --
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Hi Daniel,
Yes, at least once in your original state to verify the commit you found
unmasks the real cause of the degradation. If that is the case the initial old
commit you started the bisect on w
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Thanks Mike. In line with your points, I was able to work around this issue on
all my other servers with 12.4-RELEASE by removing the use of vlan and just
running st
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Thanks, I think I understand. Would it be acceptable to just checkout the first
"bad" commit from my bisect above and then apply the patch to that and tes
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Not the first bad commit, the first commit you started the bisect on which is
the one that has reliably good performance.
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Ok, thanks. So you want me to go back to the first good commit (which already
works without any patches) and then you want me to apply the patch to that
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Compiling now.
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iterative tests started. Fingers crossed!
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So far, we held together overnight without any issue!
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See also ip6addrctl, which shows and modifies the address selection policy; you
can make IPv4 preferred.
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> Perhaps your script should use ping -4. btw, ping6 is just ping -6.
I understand the nature of the problem, but the idea is not to change scripts
because of changes in OS. (AND having two pings both of wh
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Yes, it's not obvious to enable something IPv6 (ip6addrctl_enable="YES")
related to disable it (ip6addrctl_policy="ipv4_prefer").
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I think this would be a great idea to get in for 13.2.
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RFC 4620 is still experimental then I thinks it is safe to set
`net.inet6.icmp6.nodeinfo` default to 0 .
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Making it into 13.2-R is out of question because it:
1) changes default in minor release
2) it's too late as the RC1 is behind the corner
14.0 is a good target release for this change. It'd require
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Almost four (4) years later: When will this be fixed?
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When someone cares enough to fix it. My todo list is endless, and I don't
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Details:
Machine 1:
Physical MAC: 00:50:56:a7:0f:7f
IP Address: 10.10.4.17
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IP Address: 10.10.4.18
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There appears to be another race condition and could be similar to one of the
earlier issues fixed.
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An Intel I340-T4 I had available to test with appears to wo
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--- Comment #8 from Timothy Pearson ---
OK, looks like it's on data transmission, CARP was just the first transmission
on the device when it was set up. With CARP disabled, the log looks similar,
everything looks OK then it dies somewhere
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--- Comment #9 from Timothy Pearson ---
(In reply to Timothy Pearson from comment #8)
Note that when the device is firewalled, every access returns 0xff, so the
reference to a driver lock is probably just the relevant bit being returned as
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--- Comment #8 from Zhenlei Huang ---
(In reply to franklin.s...@gmail.com from comment #3)
> Steps followed:
> 1. Configure CARP on Machine 1.
> ifconfig nic0 vhid 1 pass testing alias 10.10.4.19/28 advskew 10
> This box becomes
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--- Comment #30 from Daniel Duerr ---
(In reply to Kevin Bowling from comment #29)
Thanks Kevin. I'm happy to do whatever is needed here, I'm just unclear on
exactly what you guys are asking me to do here. I don't understand what change
I'
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--- Comment #31 from Kevin Bowling ---
(In reply to Daniel Duerr from comment #30)
The idea is to bisect in somewhat of a reverse fashion where you introduce the
one line change on during each bisection step:
- em_if_set_promisc(ctx,
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--- Comment #10 from Piotr Kubaj ---
I have tested the card I have (dual-port Intel(R) PRO/1000 PT 82571EB/82571GB
(Copper)) with both big-endian and little-endian systems on Talos II and it
seems to work correctly. The only difference woul
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--- Comment #2 from Marcus Haarmann ---
Yes, packet also looks ok for me, the question is why the traffic forwarded to
the client includes these two 0 bytes in the middle of the payload.
(pfsense/freebsd reorders the traffic and as a result
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reproduced some minutes ago, without haproxy, direct call to fetch:
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