09:51:26 <Woodstock> jvl: ping?
11:19:22 <jvl> Woodstock: hi, I was sick last week, sorry for leaving you hanging. I managed to get the 750xs panic just like expected with 20231116T064739Z, that was around 50G written at 1.6GB/s. With your fixed 20231208T123700Z I've written 5T and the box stays sane. Re-running for second time now, just so I don't have evidence based on n=1 ...
11:20:01 <jvl> So - thank you for the fix! :)
14:11:07 <Woodstock> jvl: I presume the H755 HBA still stops working after some time?
15:35:31 <jvl> Woodstock: I didn't ran into that lately
15:36:10 <Woodstock> jvl: interesting
15:36:24 <jvl> I've got uptime of 6h now
15:36:32 <jvl> I'll check in the morning
15:36:55 <Woodstock> during my tests with the H755, it would sometimes need a day or two to lock up, but most of the time it did so within a few hours
15:37:10 <Woodstock> did you update the firmware to the version you mentioned?
15:37:25 <jvl> I've seen it 3-4x times on the first box. this is different one
15:37:41 <jvl> Let me re-check what version of firmware I'm running now
15:39:35 <jvl> 52.26.0-5179
15:40:00 <jvl> output from DRAC
15:40:42 <Woodstock> and that's definitely a H755?
15:41:13 <bahamat> dtrace
15:41:23 <bahamat> meh, wrong window :-/
15:45:55 <jvl> Hw inventory in DRAC states: ProductNamePERC H755 Adapter
15:47:11 <jvl> grepping prtconf -v shows PERC H755 Adapter
15:47:26 <jvl> let's give it some time overnight
15:52:04 <jvl> Woodstock: that "I didn't ran into that lately" means I didn't have smartos on the box since you gave me the PI to test and before that it only lived until I ran into the kernel panic.
15:52:24 <jvl> so, I don't want to give false hope here :-P
16:14:32 <bahamat> root
16:14:39 <bahamat> ffff
16:15:06 <bahamat> fucking vnc
17:42:01 <jvl> https://seclists.org/oss-sec/2023/q4/292