Re: Recurring qla2xxx crashes (maybe APIC related)

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Hi again,

* Andrew Vasquez

> Hmm, MSI is enabled:

Indeed - seems to be the default behaviour.

> could you try disabling MSI via 'pci=nomsi' (I believe), we've dealt 
> with a large number of problem reports where customers reported 'odd'
> behaviours (no interrupt routining) with several motherboard
> chipsets. At least it could be another useful datapoint...

The system has now been up for 58 hours straight with MSI disabled per
your suggestion.  This is almost a new record, usually it has crashed
once per day or more.  I won't open the champagne before a week more has
passed, but this looks _very_ promising!

Thank you very much for your help in tracking this down!  Be sure to let
me know if you want any more information and I'll see what I can do.
The system isn't yet back in full production, so I have a small window
of opportunity to reproduce the problem, test patches, and so on.

Regards,
-- 
Tore Anderson
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