Flapping OSDs. Safe to upgrade?

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> Anything in dmesg? 

Just
[188924.137100] init: ceph-osd (ceph/6) main process (8262) killed by 
ABRT signal
[188924.137138] init: ceph-osd (ceph/6) main process ended, respawning
<repeat>

> When you say restart, do you mean a physical restart, or just 
> restarting the daemon?  If it takes a physical restart and you're 
> using intel NICs, it might be worth upgrading network drivers. Old 
> versions have some bugs that cause them to just drop traffic.

Either a daemon restart, or a node reboot.

I am using Intel NICs. lspci says 'Intel Corporation 82576 Gigabit 
Network Connection'.  It doesn't appear to be dropped traffic.  It's too 
consistent to be randomly dropped traffic.


But I'll take that as a vote for the Ubuntu upgrade.


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