01:03:17 <jbk> hrm..
01:04:56 <jbk> anyone familiar with SPC-4? :)
01:07:47 <jbk> i think the sd transport for fwflash misunderstands what the READ BUFFER descriptor value means
01:08:49 <jbk> it's treating the BUFFER CAPACITY as the maximum firmware size, when I think it's really the maximum chunk size you can transfer
01:09:00 <jbk> though it doesn't do a good job of making that clear
01:09:11 <jbk> (it == standard)
04:35:34 <rmustacc> jbk: I was in it in the past. Happy to look at something in particular if useful.
19:41:10 <jbk> rmustacc: well mostly it seems like the logic surrounding sizing is wrong (or perhaps out of date)
19:43:42 <jbk> it assumes that the descriptor size from READ BUFFER is the maximum _total_ size you can send to the device
19:44:32 <jbk> while SPC-4 (and SAT-5) all don't actually say that, but seem to imply (it would be nice if they were explicit) that it is merely the max# you can send in one WRITE BUFFER request
19:45:09 <jbk> i guess kinda like a bounce buffer
20:03:49 <rmustacc> jbk: OK. I'll take a look again at that. It was probably my fault last time in there.
23:08:17 <toasterson> Does anybody know what could be wrong if a system says cannot mount root on /pseudo/lofi@1:b fstype zfs?
23:08:21 * toasterson uploaded an image: (117KiB) < https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/v3/download/matrix.org/zBGjUNdRFetGAHdcqcuecuig/image.png >
23:08:44 <toasterson> Does this picture upload work for people on IRC btw?
23:16:28 <jclulow> Yes
23:16:52 <toasterson> arent you on matrix?
23:17:02 <jclulow> I use Matrix, but not to access IRC
23:17:32 <toasterson> ah, ok so it's working good to know :)
23:18:04 <toasterson> the image is created with your image builder BTW. openindiana-noconfig
23:18:41 <jclulow> toasterson: The sequence of messages you have there implies to me that: [1] the firmware allowed the boot loader to read the kernel and boot archive and start booting, [2] the kernel did a full device scan because "/pseudo/lofi@1:b" is not a valid devices path for the pool it wants, [3] the kernel could not find the root disk because it's missing a driver or the driver (or something else) is
23:18:43 <jclulow> broken
23:20:10 <toasterson> I guess the lofi device path comes from the build process, so it should still find the disk though
23:20:42 <toasterson> We have virtio in the drivers right?
23:21:57 <toasterson> and driver/misc/virtio is installed in the image
23:22:17 <jclulow> Yes we have vioblk and recently vioscsi, though not everybody is installing the latter one yet probably
23:22:30 <jclulow> What kind of device is it emulating?
23:22:51 <jclulow> Yes, the lofi path comes from the image building process
23:23:10 <toasterson> sadly libvirt only has one virtio option
23:23:25 <toasterson> and it doesn't say which it is
23:23:38 <toasterson> but vioscsi did not get installed
23:24:07 <jclulow> What does the XML say
23:24:09 <jclulow> for the domain
23:24:24 <jclulow> Also what system profile are you using here
23:24:49 <jclulow> You might want to look at https://gist.github.com/jclulow/8e6a6dc530f5f6a0f5d0d9f9efa1b40b
23:24:56 * toasterson sent a code block: https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/v3/download/libera.chat/6a8c8be0d89a7d44521e08ac55b3015119b9643f
23:26:45 <jclulow> I guess that's ... _probably_ vioblk?
23:27:10 <jclulow> It might be that your domain is not set up for legacy virtio or whatever
23:27:15 <jclulow> we don't do the 1.0+ thing yet
23:27:31 <jclulow> would help to get into kmdb and look at ::prtconf and ::msgbuf and so on probably
23:28:18 <toasterson> oh, I need to start making myself a sheatsheet of those. Specially for ARM :)
23:28:30 <toasterson> *cheatsheet
23:36:47 <toasterson> Yeah my guess is it is vioscsi that is needed even though it's named virtio in the xml
23:37:20 <toasterson> I'll try rebuilding the VM with your OSinfo
23:42:16 <toasterson> jclulow: yep it must have been a virtio scsi device. Using your xml to base of worked.
23:42:25 <toasterson> metadata agent starts :)
23:47:05 <toasterson> well if fstyp outputs volume_id, then searching for volume_label might not work.....
23:50:35 <toasterson> jclulow: thanks, that helped debug things.