Aaah, I should maybe have linked to my other thread. I honestly don't know if I'm using COMSTAR, this was a plain install of snv_103 from the DVD I downloaded, and the targets were simply created with ZFS as described here: http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=84373
And the OS is installed on a local disk. I've created four virtual machines in ESX 3.5, they've got 1GB of RAM each, 15GB boot disks, and three of them have 4GB data disks for messing around with iSCSI targets. It may be that the crash isn't related to iSCSI, I just thought it the most likely cause with the errors on screen, and the fact that it booted ok once the targets were coming online. I'll grab the stack trace tomorrow at work and send it over. Ross On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 10:15 PM, Roger Dong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Ross, > > Where your OS installed on? Local disk or one of the iSCSI target? > > Regards, > Roger > > Ross 写道: >> >> Hey folks, >> >> I've just googled and searched the bug database for this, but can't find >> anything specific about kernel dumps on boot. >> >> I've just rebooted a snv_103 system that's connected to 3 iscsi targets >> using sendtargets. I shut down all four systems, and booted them at the >> same time. The main client had a whole bunch of warnings about the targets >> being unavailable (as expected), but then seemed to be dumping the kernel >> and rebooted. >> >> The second time around it booted better, but only one of the three targets >> was connected. I had to disable and re-enable send targets 2-3 times to get >> them all working. >> >> Does anybody know if there's a known bug that causes kernel dumps with >> iscsi targets? If not, can anybody point me to a beginners guide to what >> log files I need to track down for a kernel dump. >> >> thanks, >> >> Ross >> > > _______________________________________________ storage-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/storage-discuss
