Re: [PATCH] raid456: avoid second retry of read-error

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On 04/11/19 20:01, Nigel Croxon wrote:
> The MD driver for level-456 should prevent re-reading read errors.
> 
> For redundant raid it makes no sense to retry the operation:
> When one of the disks in the array hits a read error, that will
> cause a stall for the reading process:
> - either the read succeeds (e.g. after 4 seconds the HDD error
> strategy could read the sector)
> - or it fails after HDD imposed timeout (w/TLER, e.g. after 7
> seconds (might be even longer)

Okay, I'm being completely naive here, but what is going on? Are you
saying that if we hit a read error, we just carry on, ignore it, and
calculate the missing block from parity?

If so, what happens if we hit two errors on a raid-5, or 3 on a raid-6,
or whatever ... :-)

Cheers,
Wol



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