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09-09-2004 10:21 PM
09-09-2004 10:21 PM
AS2.1 + Secure Path 3.0C + Veritas Vxfs/Vxvm=kernel panic
Hi
Anyone experience the same? During a backup ie hard I/O (we do a vxfs snapshot volume and backs it up) I get a kernel panic almost every night. I suspect Veritas for this but its kind of hard to bring out any "proof" of it. My setup is as follows:
DL580G2 4GB RAM with latest BIOS and HP PSP
qla2312 driver version 6.06.50-29
RH AS2.1 Update 3, kernel 2.4.9-e35
Secure Path 3.0C
Veritas Foundation Suite 2.2
VRTSvxvm-3.2-update4_RH
VRTSvxfs-3.4.3-RH
4x100GB EVA volumes concatenated with VRTS to a 400 GB volume.
Screen dump attached...
Anyone experience the same? During a backup ie hard I/O (we do a vxfs snapshot volume and backs it up) I get a kernel panic almost every night. I suspect Veritas for this but its kind of hard to bring out any "proof" of it. My setup is as follows:
DL580G2 4GB RAM with latest BIOS and HP PSP
qla2312 driver version 6.06.50-29
RH AS2.1 Update 3, kernel 2.4.9-e35
Secure Path 3.0C
Veritas Foundation Suite 2.2
VRTSvxvm-3.2-update4_RH
VRTSvxfs-3.4.3-RH
4x100GB EVA volumes concatenated with VRTS to a 400 GB volume.
Screen dump attached...
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09-12-2004 07:19 PM
09-12-2004 07:19 PM
Re: AS2.1 + Secure Path 3.0C + Veritas Vxfs/Vxvm=kernel panic
Are you running the latest kernel update? Do you have a RH/Veritas support contract?
I suggest you contact RH first, not much i can tell you from the panic screenshot except that the scsi_mod is standard linux module (unless veritas changed some code in this module as well, I don't know since i'm not using Veritas software on linux).
I suggest you contact RH first, not much i can tell you from the panic screenshot except that the scsi_mod is standard linux module (unless veritas changed some code in this module as well, I don't know since i'm not using Veritas software on linux).
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09-13-2004 12:09 AM
09-13-2004 12:09 AM
Re: AS2.1 + Secure Path 3.0C + Veritas Vxfs/Vxvm=kernel panic
Only software of above that changes scsi_mod is HP's EVA platform kit. makes a cheange in SCSI blackhole list and recompiles scsi_mod.
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