10:40:32 <xmerlin> does anyone experienced crash booting DELL server R7525 (dual amd 7443)? ...It's a new server on which SmartOS has never been installed.
10:44:23 <xmerlin> the crash is related to the mellanox card Mellanox ConnectX-4 LX 25GbE SFP Adapter
10:57:43 <Woodstock> xmerlin: this? https://www.illumos.org/attachments/2413
10:59:12 <xmerlin> Woodstock, right
11:03:08 <Woodstock> #16129 is apparently a regression caused by #16023, i ran into it myself just yesterday
11:03:50 <Woodstock> i wonder why #16023 wasn't backed out, that was probably just forgotten due to the holidays
11:13:16 <xmerlin> :(
12:23:55 <xmerlin> Woodstock, the previous release is ok with your card?
12:42:04 <Woodstock> i don't know. i got the system yesterday and it runs omnios.
12:45:14 <Woodstock> i just noticed because i updated to omnios-bloody and ran into the same issue
13:38:07 <aru> hi, are there any docs about how coal actually works?
14:17:18 <aru> and on a somewhat related note, is there a way to make changes done to /usbkey/config go live without rebooting the box?
14:23:44 <jbk> you could manually do the steps that the boot scripts do that use /usbkey/config, how easily it is for those to take effect without reboot probably depends though on what the specific changes are
14:27:37 <aru> could you point me to which boot scripts those are? Sorry for these silly questions, I'm still getting my bearings
14:37:16 <jbk> is there something specific you want to change?
14:38:37 <jbk> it's mostly done as SMF method scripts
14:38:55 <jbk> some common bits shared by several of them are in /lib/sdc
14:39:05 <jbk> most of those method scripts are going to be in /lib/svc/method
14:39:27 <jbk> though you'd need to look a a specific service to see exactly what a particular service is running
14:59:43 <aru> I have a machine with a single nic and want to use it as a hypervisor to host vms, the vms don't need to be reachable from the outside directly. What I though about doing was having an etherstub with vms connected to it and doing nat in the gz. There are some resource which seem to have been written before coal_enable was introduced and I'm having a bit of a hard time figuring out how to do it right
15:37:12 <aru> to get my assumptions right, if I set coal=true in /usbkey/config and reboot, is ipnat -l supposed to give me something or is it implemented in some other way?