Re: Kernel oops in 2.2.10, scsi related?

Jes Sorensen (Jes.Sorensen@cern.ch)
19 Jun 1999 01:47:43 +0200


>>>>> "Carlos" == Hwa, Carlos <Carlos_Hwa@corp.adaptec.com> writes:

Carlos> First a description of my system, 2 adaptec controllers, a
Carlos> 7895 onboard with a cdrom drive connected and a 3940u2b with a
Carlos> quantum viking ii on channel a and 5 seagate cheetah
Carlos> st34502lw's on channel b (all lvd drives). i have patched my
Carlos> plain 2.2.10 kernel for raid support, thats it i think. im
Carlos> using rh6.0 and the problem im having occurs when i run 2
Carlos> benchmark tools, bonnie and iozone. the 5 cheetahs are
Carlos> configured as a raid0, and i am writing files in sizes of 2^n,
Carlos> where n<=10, to the raid0. usually around when it is writing a
Carlos> 256 or 512meg file i get this error:

You need to make the System.map for the kernel available, without that
the addresses in the dump means nothing. Or even better, feed the oops
through ksymoops (found in the scripts directory with the kernel) and
post the output here.

Jes

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