Re: SCSi issues after 10.0 update
David Brownlee <[email protected]> Fri, 31 May 2024 12:23:44 +0100
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On Fri, 31 May 2024 at 00:03, Riccardo Mottola <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi guys, > > David Brownlee wrote: > > (Adding a little more detail in case it helps:) > > > > One approach would be: > > 1) find a test which always fails on netbsd-10 (maybe > > pkgsrc/benchmarks/bonnie++ or similar) > > 2) boot a netbsd-9 install and confirm ir runs without issue > > 3) cross build of kernel from somewhere between > > 4) test boot the new kernel with the netbsd-9 install, and loop back > > to 3) either closer to netbsd-9 or netbsd-10 > > > > I'm happy to help with 3) if you don't have a particularly fast build > > box - I can run up a set of test kernels (say one per month between -9 > > and -10) and you can binary search across them > > thanks for the proposals... however I fail at 1) ! > I tried doing again the same thing: sharing over NFS with other boxen > building and compiling heavy stuff on the same system - it stayed up for > several days. > > Then I thought of stress-testing. I launched bonnie++ several times on > on edisk, on the other and then launched two instances in parallel on > both disks, repeatedly. > No problems! > > I really wonder what happened the first time... what error it was? For > sure the system acceptable stable. Also, this way, I cannot say 9.3 was > unaffected.. albeit in A year or so I never had to reboot forcibly the > system it was very stable. > > I suppose that the disks aren't in a too bad shape and all seems stable > even with torturing, bonnie writes gigabytes and thousands of files. > > The only thing that bonnie doesn't dest is concurrency with other > devices - eg. high network activity with concurrent high disk activity. > > I could try running bonnie++ over NFS?? If you saw the initial issues with over NFS then bonnie++ over NFS could be an excellent test (Many moons ago I used bonnie running on a handful of render clients to show a proposed migration to Origin 2000 servers with Fore Systems ATM drivers was going to be a disaster - repeatably triggering a panic within a minute or so) David