Re: ib_isert.c

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On Mon, 2016-04-04 at 22:13 +0000, Patrick Li-SSI wrote:
> Thanks Sagig/Nic for your following up.

Btw, please avoid top posting responses to kernel lists.

It makes the thread more difficult for others to follow.  :)

> isted below. When we ran 'sudo targetcli', there is no issue.
> The only issue is that when the initiator tries to login the target
> with ISER interface, it gets time-out error, can not login to the
> target, even though its discovery with ISER interface is ok.
> 
> Sorry NIc for the deplay/slow response. 
> 
> The reason we did not use the original ib_isert.ko is because if
> ib_iser.ko is loaded, the ib_isert.ko loading will fail; if
> ib_isert.ko is loaded, the ib_iser.ko loading will fail.
> The null iscsi-login shows only once(first time login request). Then
> this issue never happens again.

I'm still confused wrt your use of upstream and dkms out-of-tree
modules.

Are you saying that using the stock upstream modules for
4.2.0-040200-generic (eg: not dkms built ones), that ib_iser + ib_isert
can't be loaded at the same time..?  Or that is just when mixing
upstream + dkms built modules..?

If your doing dkms, you need to re-build ALL modules with ib_core
dependencies, and not mix-and-match some ib_* modules using the original
upstream build of ib_core, vs. your dkms build of ib_core.

Mix-and-matching like this will certainly produced undefined results.

--nab

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