17:25:06 <danmcd> Is anyone here using the smartpqi(4D) driver?  I ask because I'd been including it in the "lmrc-smartpqi" special builds, but now that lmrc(4D) is back, I am cutting a "smartpqi" special build of 20231005.
17:25:38 <danmcd> Please speak up if you are?  I think wiedi_ might be, given the test notes on the illumos ticket he posted.
17:26:38 <wiedi_> Yes, have that running since ~15 days without issues so far
17:36:59 <danmcd> Nice.  I'll have PI, ISO, and USB of 20231005 + smartpqi availavle soon on https://kebe.com/~danmcd/webrevs/smartpqi/
17:39:54 <danmcd> Available now, technically.  Will mention on smartos-discuss as a reply to the announcement email as well.
17:50:00 <wiedi_> cool, looking forward to having this upstream :)
18:29:19 <danmcd> @wiedi_  --> if you have details on the precise HW (yes it shows the right PCI ID but...), you're using please put that on the ticket as well?
18:29:42 <danmcd> It'll help the upstreaming process if other core team members can see how it's being used and on what.
18:30:01 <danmcd> You've already helped with "how it's being used", I'm asking more about "on what".
19:03:47 <wiedi_> danmcd: It's a rented system, so I don't actually know what the marketing name would be. If there are commands I can run to get more details I can do that
19:04:35 <danmcd> prtconf -vp (to a file) and look for the entry near the PCI ID you have identified?  Also knowing the make/model of the rented system might help, in case the smartpqi is onboard.
19:08:02 <rmustacc> wiedi_: I'd expect to be able to get that through smbios.
19:08:18 <rmustacc> In particular, smbios -t1/-t2 output.
19:09:26 <wiedi_> according to support the mainboard is an "ASUS WS C422 DC", I think only the intel ahci controller is onboard
19:10:25 <wiedi_> https://gist.github.com/wiedi/fd0c280d9a95654e9ca69b19a7bfc88e 
19:11:43 <wiedi_> https://gist.github.com/wiedi/c433086ec7746760efa32a48ad2aa79f
19:20:16 <wiedi_> it's a "SX294" from hetzner.com - but they have different configurations they sell under that name. Sometimes you also get a "Supermicro X11SRA-RF" instead of the asus board. We tried to get specs before ordering but they were very vague about everything.  
19:25:41 <danmcd> That Supermicro has no onboard HBA save the Intel C422 chipset:  https://www.supermicro.com/en/products/motherboard/x11sra-rf
19:27:21 <danmcd> the prtconf was useful..  I found this:
19:27:21 <danmcd> https://www.microchip.com/en-us/product/hba-1100-8i
19:27:54 <danmcd>                 vendor-name:  'Adaptec'
19:27:54 <danmcd>                 device-name:  'Smart Storage PQI SAS'
19:27:54 <danmcd>                 subsystem-name:  'HBA 1100-8i'
19:28:07 <danmcd> So that's what goes on the bug report!
19:33:59 <wiedi_> thx, added