09:18:41 <xmerlin> I'm experiencing issues with nvmeadm. When I boot into recovery mode, all NVMe drives are detected correctly. However, when I boot into the normal system, I get errors like the following for two devices: nvmeadm: failed to open 'nvme22': failed to open device path /devices/pci@0,0/pci1022,1483@1,3/pci1137,2c5@0:devctl: No such device or address: NVME_ERR_OPEN_DEV (libnvme: 0xd, sys: 6)
09:20:13 <xmerlin> and the devices pointed in the error are in state removed when I boot in the normal system ...but in recovery I've no problem at all
09:21:58 <otis> did you try a reconfiguration reboot?
09:22:50 <tsoome_> run devfsadm -vC
09:23:20 <xmerlin> I've already tryed devfsadm -vC but the problem doesn't disappear
09:23:48 <tsoome_> ok, did you check fmadm faulty?
09:25:06 <xmerlin> tsoome_,  two critical on pci but it works fine in recovery
09:25:32 <otis> yep, fmdump, fmadm faulty, fmadm repaired
09:25:55 <tsoome_> yea, it may be the recovery mode does not get FMA bits loaded? (I'm not entirely sure about recovery mode)
09:37:38 <xmerlin> otis, It works, thank you! The issue was likely related to the faulty backplane and had been previously logged.
09:38:00 <xmerlin> tsoome_, right in the recovery mode these bits are not loaded