sfer
rate, so how that is working with no write cache on the controller, I
don't really know. I'll probably try my FreeBSD Live CD sometime again
with this DL360 and see how it does.
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On Wed, 4 Aug 2010, Michael L. Hitch wrote:
It appears that PERIPH_UNTAG gets set in periph_flags, and
scsipi_run_queue() only sends one command at a time to the adapter. If I
comment out the check for PERIPH_UNTAG, then I see the adapter able to accept
the full number of commands. I'
it
has the scsipi_periph address available in xs_periph), but that involves
testing on each command.
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n those failing
commands, so I need to check that again.
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shed properly on shutdown at the
moment.
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ain, I can try to figure
out how to make the driver enable tagged queueing and see if that makes
any difference, but that blade is currently being used for other testing
with a much highor priority than my playing around.
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g, or the buffers are being lost or unused,
somehow. Still poking.
The window sizes look good to me - they are scaled by 8 in one
direction, and tcpdump does not keep track of the scale factor, so it
display the raw value in the packet.
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fused here.
Perhaps I should have said the window size was scaled 8 times (by
shifting 3).
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f the OpenBSD driver).
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ulated, but I
have no understanding of that part of the mpt driver. I've been curious
as to what the actual value of maxq is.
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On Wed, 9 Feb 2011, Michael L. Hitch wrote:
That would be because both FreeBSD and OpenBSD have totally rewritten their
driver. It did not appear that either driver clears the SCSI DEVICE page.
Started looking through the FreeBSD driver, and they do reset the SCSI
DEVICE pages - but only
On Wed, 9 Feb 2011, Thor Lancelot Simon wrote:
But ciss uses ld(4), doesn't it? It's not a SCSI adapter?
It looks like a SCSI adapter, so uses sd(4).
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e buffer to the raidframe driver. If the data is
aligned on a strip boundary, then the raidframe driver could write that
directly to the disk (or perhaps just a copy to a raidframe buffer which would
then be written directly to the disk).
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hich would account for the time
difference.
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the Amiga driver with similar
chips, and I don't remember if there was anything special needed with odd
addresses. Next time I've got my Amiga on, I'll try the test program
there. I've also got a 53c875 in an Alpha that I plan on testing.
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On Tue, 21 Jun 2011, Michael L. Hitch wrote:
Next time I've got my Amiga on, I'll try the test program there. I've also
got a 53c875 in an Alpha that I plan on testing.
Running the test program on an Alpha with an onboard isp(4), it appears
to run correctly. It also
ng something similar - the echo response
should have been received and have woken up the ping process, but it
didn't seem to do that and the pine process didn't get scheduled until
another cpu-bound process had run a couple of 100ms schedule intervals.
Mike
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en 64k write on one, hence the parity rebuild takes quite
some time.
I'd check if the write cache is disabled on the 2nd disk. That
typically makes the writes much slower. You can use dkctl or atactl to
check the current cache status and change it.
Mike
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river did not do for some time.
Mike
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nything sitting in memory). Write caching could also
disrupt any ordered writes done by the OS, which may get data written to
the disk in an order that could lead to corruption.
Mike
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the scsipi layer would try to use (rev 1.17 of
src/sys/dev/ic/mpt_netbsd.c, which should be in the 5.2 branch). You
might want to try reducing the scsipi openings a couple more and see if
that helps.
Mike
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