Re: SATA resets via SMART selftest

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On Fri, 10 Oct 2008 13:38:15 -0700
Scott Beardsley <scott@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> I originally posted this to smartmontools but was redirected here.
> 
> I am running into a problem with short or long smartctl selftests 
> causing a disk reset. I'm using kernel.org v2.6.27 (I've also tried a 
> few CentOS kernels) and smartmontools v5.38 (the latest of each). When I 
> initiate a short selftest it'll run fine for a couple seconds then the 
> iowait jumps up while the disk resets. I don't think this is a disk 
> issue since I have 36 identical machines (and they all have this same 
> reproducible behavior). I also don't think it is a power problem because 
> the disks have seated correctly and the machine stays online when the 
> cpus are at 100%. The disks seem to be functioning normally because I 
> can read and write the whole disk. After I request a short selftest I 
> get this in dmesg:

The timeout set on the command expired so the kernel aborted the command
and recovered the link.

Dump the actual SG_IO command block issued and see what timeout and other
options are set.
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