[OmniOS-discuss] napp-it OmniOS appliance boots very slow, used to work on OpenIndiana

[Guenther Alka]

hi Eugen

First, check napp-it menu
<http://192.168.88.5:81/cgi-bin/admin.pl?id=admin,%21UAlu/INmMdeM%21UGUacmTNfwsU%21UKcYZnz3LgMY&l1=&l2=&l3=> 
Disks 
<http://192.168.88.5:81/cgi-bin/admin.pl?id=admin,%21UAlu/INmMdeM%21UGUacmTNfwsU%21UKcYZnz3LgMY&l1=05_disks%20and%20controller&l2=&l3=> 
Details 
<http://192.168.88.5:81/cgi-bin/admin.pl?id=admin,%21UAlu/INmMdeM%21UGUacmTNfwsU%21UKcYZnz3LgMY&l1=05_disks%20and%20controller&l2=01_details&l3=> 
prtconf diskinfos 
<http://192.168.88.5:81/cgi-bin/admin.pl?id=admin,%21UAlu/INmMdeM%21UGUacmTNfwsU%21UKcYZnz3LgMY&l1=05_disks%20and%20controller&l2=01_details&l3=20_prtconf%20diskinfos>

(for driver info of affected disks, probably mpt_sas/ sd)

then goto
Disks 
<http://192.168.88.5:81/cgi-bin/admin.pl?id=admin,%21UAlu/INmMdeM%21UGUacmTNfwsU%21UKcYZnz3LgMY&l1=05_disks%20and%20controller&l2=&l3=> 
Details 
<http://192.168.88.5:81/cgi-bin/admin.pl?id=admin,%21UAlu/INmMdeM%21UGUacmTNfwsU%21UKcYZnz3LgMY&l1=05_disks%20and%20controller&l2=01_details&l3=> 
edit mpt sas conf 
<http://192.168.88.5:81/cgi-bin/admin.pl?id=admin,%21UAlu/INmMdeM%21UGUacmTNfwsU%21UKcYZnz3LgMY&l1=05_disks%20and%20controller&l2=01_details&l3=03_edit%20mpt_sas%20conf>

disable MPIO:
# To globally enable MPxIO on all LSI MPT SAS 2.0 controllers set:
mpxio-disable="yes";

I would reboot then


> On Sun, Oct 13, 2013 at 08:48:45PM +0200, alka wrote:
>> hi Eugen
>>
>> beside the ESXi appliance, napp-it does not modify
>> any system setting (you can even disable napp-it without problems)
>> so this must be a "maybe simulanious" but different problem.
>>
>> In your logs are controller and multipath errors so I would check
>> iostat, zpool status and format behaviours.
>>
>> You may try to disable multipath in your controller.conf settings.
>> if you can
>> - compare an Intel Nic
>> - compare an LSI HBA
> I have both in my system. The LSI is driving the 8-drive pool.
> Only rpool and log device, all SSD, are on onboard SATA ports.
>
> I'm not using the onboard Realtek, only the Intel NIC is used.
>
> Is information in http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19957-01/819-0139/ch_4_config_multi_SW.html
> /kernel/drv/fp.conf
> mpxio-disable="yes";
> applicable for OmniOS? Do I need to touch /reconfigure to
> make it stick?
>   
>> as your hardware is not "best use".
>> (My backup systen is also an older AMD + Realtek but works well)
>>
>>
>> Gea
>>
>>
>> Am 13.10.2013 um 17:38 schrieb Eugen Leitl:
>>
>>> On Sun, Oct 13, 2013 at 04:17:50PM +0200, Günther Alka wrote:
>>>> One problem I am  aware if you are using the ESXi appliance
>>> Hi Guenther -- no, I'm not using the ESXi appliance,
>>> this is physical hardware (MSI E350DM-E33, AMD Dual-Core E-350).
>>>
>>> The problems started after I updated napp-it to latest
>>> as of yesterday, after that I nuked OpenIndiana and
>>> installed OmniOS and latest napp-it again.
>>>
>>> The system *is* working, but I'm looking for hints how to
>>> diagnose the residual problems.
>>>
>>> P.S. Thanks for napp-it
>>>
>>>> resulting in very slow bootup, extreme high CPU load and even data
>>>> corruption:
>>>>
>>>> If you are on ESXi 5.5, you must use the vmxnet3 vnic
>>>> or disable TCP segmentation offload in e1000.conf; add the following
>>>> and reboot
>>>>
>>>> tx_hcksum_enable=0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0;
>>>> lso_enable=0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0;
>>>>
>>>> Maybe similar to this problem:
>>>> http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=2058692
>>>>
>>>> (in the current appliance v. 13b, this is disabled per default)
>> --
>>
>>
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