Re: bad CRC in data error on ARM

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that always happen, every test have such errors. And our cluster and
client that  running on X86 works fine, never seen bad crc error.


2015-05-16 17:30 GMT+08:00 Haomai Wang <haomaiwang@xxxxxxxxx>:
> is this always happen or occasionally?
>
> On Sat, May 16, 2015 at 10:10 AM, huang jun <hjwsm1989@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> hi,steve
>>
>> 2015-05-15 16:36 GMT+08:00 Steve Capper <steve.capper@xxxxxxxxxx>:
>>> On 15 May 2015 at 00:51, huang jun <hjwsm1989@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>>> hi,all
>>>
>>> Hi HuangJun,
>>>
>>>>
>>>> We run ceph cluster on ARM platform (arm64, linux kernel 3.14, OS
>>>> ubuntu 14.10), and use "dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/test bs=4M count=125"
>>>> to write data.  On the osd side, we got bad data CRC error.
>>>>
>>>> The kclient log: (tid=6)
>>>> May 14 17:21:08 node103 kernel: [  180.194312] CPU[0] libceph:
>>>> send_request ffffffc8d252f000 tid-6 to osd0 flags 36 pg 1.9aae829f req
>>>> data size is 4194304
>>>> May 14 17:21:08 node103 kernel: [  180.194316] CPU[0] libceph: tid-6
>>>> ----- ffffffc0702f66c8 to osd0 42=osd_op len 197+0+4194304 -----
>>>> libceph: tid-6 front_crc is 388648745 middle_crc is 0 data_crc is 3036014994
>>>>
>>>> The OSD-0 log:
>>>> 2015-05-13 08:12:50.049345 7f378d8d8700  0 seq  3 tid 6 front_len 197
>>>> mid_len 0 data_len 4194304
>>>> 2015-05-13 08:12:50.049348 7f378d8d8700  0 crc in front 388648745 exp 388648745
>>>> 2015-05-13 08:12:50.049395 7f378d8d8700  0 crc in middle 0 exp 0
>>>> 2015-05-13 08:12:50.049964 7f378d8d8700  0 crc in data 0 exp 3036014994
>>>> 2015-05-13 08:12:50.050234 7f378d8d8700  0 bad crc in data 0 != exp 3036014994
>>>>
>>>> some considerations:
>>>> 1) we use ceph 0.80.7 realse version and compile it on ARM, did this
>>>> works? or  does ceph's code has ARM branch?
>>>
>>> We did run a Ceph version close to that for 64-bit ARM, I'm checking
>>> out 0.80.7 now to test.
>>> In v9.0.0, there is some code to use the ARM optional crc32c
>>> instructions, but this isn't in 0.80.7.
>>>
>>>>
>>>> 2) as we have write 125 objects, only few of them report CRC error,
>>>> and the right object's data_crc is 0 both on osd and kclient. the
>>>> wrong object's data_crc is not 0 on kclient, but osd calculate result
>>>> 0. the object data came from /dev/zero, i think the data_crc should be
>>>> 0, am i right?
>>>>
>>>
>>> If the initial CRC seed value is non-zero, then the CRC of a buffer
>>> full of zeros won't be zero.
>>> So ceph_crc32c(somethingnonzero, zerofilledbuffer, len), will be non-zero.
>>>
>>> I would like to reproduce this problem here.
>>> What steps did you take before this error occurred?
>>> Is this a cephfs filesystem or something on top of an RBD image?
>>> Which kernel are you running? Is it the one that comes with Ubuntu?
>>> (If so which package version is it?)
>>>
>> We use linux kernel version 3.14 and we just tested it on Ubuntu, and
>> ceph version v0.80.7. Both cephfs and RBD image have CRC problems.
>> I'm not sure whether it's related to Memory, since we tested many
>> times, but just a few reported CRC error.
>> As i mentioned, i doubt the memory fault changed the data, because we
>> write 125 objects, and the all data_crc is 0 except the Bad CRC
>> object's data_crc. Any tips are welcome.
>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> --
>>> Steve
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> thanks
>> huangjun
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>
> Wheat



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