Re: Update on crash with kernel 3.19

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On 05/04/2015 11:59 AM, Mike Christie wrote:
> On 04/30/2015 01:47 AM, Nicholas A. Bellinger wrote:
>> AFAICT from Robert + Alex's log this is the same type of scenario, and
>> I'm pretty sure I was hitting the same login timeout handler back then,
>> and was able to survive at least with iblock + scsi_debug backend.
>>
>> Give that ceph and enhancedio backend are involved, it's not completely
>> clear yet if this is a target specific issue or not..
>>
>> Mike, what's the setup your able to reproduce with..?
> 
> For the LIO crash part I was using scsi_debug and iblock. I just do a dd
> to the fc/iscsi device exported by LIO. Then on the LIO box I do
> 

Scratch the FC part above. For FC I thought I was hitting a crash in the
abort related code when doing the same test.


> echo blocked  > /sys/block/sdXYZ/device/state
> 
> to the scsi scsi_debug device exported by iblock.
> 
> I then let the initiator side cmd timeout and the error handler to
> eventually drop the session. On the LIO box when I see
> 
> "iSCSI Login timeout on Network Portal"
> 
> I allow the device to start executing IO again.
> 
> echo running  > /sys/block/sdXYZ/device/state
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