Re: adapter resource shortage

Hi,

I don't know what kind of resource shortage is going on, but NetBSD on 
Alpha had been a bit problematic until jthorpe@ fixed many things, and 
some of the important fixes aren't in NetBSD 9.

Can you test a NetBSD 10_BETA kernel?

John



>>  While checking out src via cvs syslog (or dmegs) is telling me:
>>
>>  [ 5233.5024630] sd1(isp0:0:2:0): adapter resource shortage
>>  [ 5424.0177487] sd1(isp0:0:2:0): adapter resource shortage
>>  [ 5425.0870873] sd1(isp0:0:2:0): adapter resource shortage
>>  [ 5454.2393759] sd1(isp0:0:2:0): adapter resource shortage
>>  [ 5463.6563541] sd1(isp0:0:2:0): adapter resource shortage
>>  [ 5493.5430218] sd1(isp0:0:2:0): adapter resource shortage
>>  [ 5504.0654627] sd1(isp0:0:2:0): adapter resource shortage
>>
>>  What does that mean? All I have found on this issue is a rather lonely
>>  post from 2007.
>>  Something to worry about? Or maybe there is even something to do about it?
>>  Since even old uwscsi with small files should outperform my 10BaseT tlp
>>  adapter, I am a bit curious.
>>  Even though this does so far not seem to have any real world impact.
>>
>>  Still NetBSD 9.1 GENERIC on a DEC Alphastation 500 - on my path to
>>  upgrade.
>>
>>  /dev/sd1a on /data type ffs (log, noatime, local)
>>
>>  Any more information I  should provide?
>>
>>  Thanks
>>
>>  Ede
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> Some related entries:
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> Sep 27 21:49:52 decnotdead /netbsd: [ 10811.0055384] isp0: I/O while paused
> Sep 27 21:49:52 decnotdead /netbsd: [ 10811.0478285] sd1(isp0:0:2:0): adapter 
> resource shortage
> Sep 27 21:49:52 decnotdead /netbsd: [ 10811.1112730] sd1(isp0:0:2:0): adapter 
> resource shortage
> [ 10929.9624357] sd1(isp0:0:2:0): adapter resource shortage
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