Re: Is this a known problem with the SCSI mid layer?

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--- On Fri, 1/15/10, Stefan Richter <stefanr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

...

> 
> Did you check that also after, say, several minutes? 
> I suppose you
> already looked at the kernel log for possibly related
> messages and would
> have reported them as well...  Nevertheless, I have
> seen some cases of
> device removal or driver removal where the SCSI layer spent
> many minutes
> (5? 15? I'm not sure anymore) in error handling although
> the lower layer
> had done its best (best but perhaps not well) to report the
> device as
> physically gone.
> 
> Did you already test really long after device removal and
> last close,
> along the lines of this?
> # while ((i++ < 20)); do rmmod $driver && break;
> sleep 60; done


I had left it sitting since last night (~6:00pm localtime), and this morning (~8:00am localtime), it still won't rmmod... so ~14 hours.

-- steve

> -- 
> Stefan Richter
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> 


      
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