Re: getting I/O errors in super_written()...any ideas what would cause this?

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On 12/03/2012 03:21 PM, Dave Jiang wrote:
On 12/03/2012 02:08 PM, Chris Friesen wrote:
On 12/03/2012 02:52 PM, Ric Wheeler wrote:

I jumped into this thread late - can you repost detail on the specific
drive and HBA used here? In any case, it sounds like this is a better
topic for the linux-scsi or linux-ide list where most of the low level
storage people lurk :)
Okay, expanding the receiver list. :)

To recap:

I'm running 2.6.27 with LVM over software RAID 1 over a pair of SAS disks.
Disks are WD9001BKHG, controller is Intel C600.

Just curious what driver are you using with the C600. The upstream
driver for C600 didn't get accepted until 3.0-rc6 and all of the
outstanding patches weren't accepted until 3.7-rc. So I'd say 3.6 would
be your best bet until 3.7 is released. Did you attempt a backport of
the isci driver or using something like an LSI port on 2.6.27? Have you
verified the issue on a more recent kernel?

We're using a driver provided by the hardware vendor. It appears to be a backport of version 1.0.1 of the isci driver. We've been using it since mid-March or so.

This is an embedded system, so as is all too common in that environment upgrading the whole kernel isn't an option since it requires support from multiple hardware/software vendors.

Upgrading just the driver might be possible--do you think it's likely as a cause for these errors? The current driver has a binary firmware file that it uses--would we keep that with the new driver?

Chris
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