What about the kernel patch "failfast" and SCTERC/kernel-driver timeouts

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I don't know if the "failfast" patch was ever pushed into the kernel
back in 2017, but if it was, does it change anything in regards to the
SCTERC/Kernel-driver. timeout issue(s)?

Link to a thread about the patch: https://lkml.org/lkml/2016/11/18/1

And what is the reason why mdadm just doesn't mark a drive fail if no
response has been received from a array-member-device within e.g. 29
seconds (just less than kernel-driver default timeout of 30 sec) e.g.
because of write/read issue. Then all those SCTERC/kernel-driver
timeout-issues would be solved, right?



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