Has anyone see this one before?
This is on an 8.2-RELEASE system. Hardware is Supermicro X9SCM-F motherboard with two LSI 9750-4i4e controllers. First controller has 12x 3TB Hitachi 0F12456 3TB Enterprise drives, the other was added yesterday, with 24 drives of the same. The motherboard sports 4 SSDs for boot, ZIL, and L2ARC. A single zpool is made up of 17 mirror pairs and two spares.
We upgraded yesterday to add the 2nd LSI card and relocated 20 drives from the original controller to it. Then we added 4 more drives. The system ran for about two hours and then starting locking up.
It appears that IO to/from the second card freezes, though tw_cli shows it's up and function properly. There were no error messages of any kind during these lockups.
This morning we swapped for a spare LSI card incase the new card was the source of the problem. It may have been. While we still get a lockup, we now get the above error message that we didn't before. Any ideas on what's going on?
Thanks!
Gary
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Solaris: WARNING: ZFS replay transaction error 2, dataset zfs002/blm15, seq 0x5130, txtype 8
This is on an 8.2-RELEASE system. Hardware is Supermicro X9SCM-F motherboard with two LSI 9750-4i4e controllers. First controller has 12x 3TB Hitachi 0F12456 3TB Enterprise drives, the other was added yesterday, with 24 drives of the same. The motherboard sports 4 SSDs for boot, ZIL, and L2ARC. A single zpool is made up of 17 mirror pairs and two spares.
We upgraded yesterday to add the 2nd LSI card and relocated 20 drives from the original controller to it. Then we added 4 more drives. The system ran for about two hours and then starting locking up.
It appears that IO to/from the second card freezes, though tw_cli shows it's up and function properly. There were no error messages of any kind during these lockups.
This morning we swapped for a spare LSI card incase the new card was the source of the problem. It may have been. While we still get a lockup, we now get the above error message that we didn't before. Any ideas on what's going on?
Thanks!
Gary