oh what fun when you uncover a bug and several more come scrambling out of the light :)

myrkraverk: Jellyfin

[illumos-gate] 18134 Panic in tem module due to stale queue_t (Fix DEBUG) -- Gordon Ross <gordon.w.ross⊙gc>

toasterson, C:

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sommerfeld: re the smf stuff.. one thing I haven't found documented anywhere (though could easily have missed it), which was giving me concerns was what was actually going on with some of those int values (i.e. were we losing fidelity or such)

but apparently libscf always reads the values from a column as strings

and sqlite I guess stores values > LONG_MAX as a VARCHAR (or despite how we're defining the table, libscf is doing that since sqlite allows it)

and libscf then parses the string value back to whatever type it's expecting (or at least attempts to and errors... or in this case trips an assert if it can't)

maybe it's just from dealing with other sql databases, but that detail seems like something that should be put down somewhere

(though I admit i'm not sure exactly where)

jbk, sorry about this, my boss is asking about the ice driver and when it'll be available since we have a fileserver sitting idle waiting for it. How's progress coming on that driver? Any hopes of it being ready in the next few months?

hopefully.. i'm actually working on it today

after having to take care of a few other issues...

just understand, it is probably one of (if not the) most complicated NICs out there

and unlike say the mellanox NICs where you can largely ignore the stuff you're not using, you can't do that with ice

Yep, I've explained that to him (and he even seemed to understand a bit).

I'll let him know we might have something in a month or two. I think he'll be ok with that.

nomad: probably the biggest thing would be to have systems that are able to test the driver (but non-prod... because it's test) just to make sure there aren't any odd corner cases causing problems

jbk: that's what I'm holding this new server for.

We haven't put it in production yet because of exactly that need.