HP FDDI 9000 FDDI/9000 EISA Adapter Release Notes - Page 17

Table 1-3, PHNE_17061, Table 1-2, PHNE_17285

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Table 1-2 Table 1-3 FDDI/9000 EISA Adapter Release Notes Patches and Fixes in Version B.10.20.11 PHNE_17285 Symptom 7. The 'Operation Status' of the EISA FDDI interface, as displayed by the lanadmin(1M) command, is not marked 'down' when there is a cable disconnect. Defect 7. The ifOper MIB variable, that is displayed as the 'Operation Status' by the lanadmin(1M) command, shows the operational state of the interface. The EISA FDDI driver did not update the value of ifOper to 'down' when it detected a cable disconnect. PHNE_17061 Symptom Defect 1. The system panics with a data page fault when many Input/Output (I/O) cards are configured on a system with EISA FDDI card/driver. 2. NFS server daemons operating over EISA FDDI hang, eventually followed by a system hang. 1. When multiple I/O cards are configured it is possible that the driver's attempt t map its I/O buffer fails. Under these conditions, when the driver attempts to unmap these I/O buffers, the system panics with a data page fault. 2. When the driver fails to enqueue packets for transmission (as was seen under heavy NFS traffic), the driver treats these packets as dropped. However, it failed to free the buffers for the packet. this resulted in kernel memory leak, eventually leading to a system hang. Chapter 1 17

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Chapter 1
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FDDI/9000 EISA Adapter Release Notes
Patches and Fixes in Version B.10.20.11
7. The ‘Operation Status’ of the EISA
FDDI interface, as displayed by the
lanadmin(1M) command, is not
marked ‘down’ when there is a cable
disconnect.
7. The ifOper MIB variable, that is
displayed as the ‘Operation Status’ by
the lanadmin(1M) command, shows
the operational state of the interface.
The EISA FDDI driver did not update
the value of ifOper to ‘down’ when it
detected a cable disconnect.
Table 1-3
PHNE_17061
Symptom
Defect
1. The system panics with a data page
fault when many Input/Output (I/O)
cards are configured on a system with
EISA FDDI card/driver.
1. When multiple I/O cards are
configured it is possible that the
driver’s attempt t map its I/O buffer
fails. Under these conditions, when the
driver attempts to unmap these I/O
buffers, the system panics with a data
page fault.
2. NFS server daemons operating over
EISA FDDI hang, eventually followed
by a system hang.
2. When the driver fails to enqueue
packets for transmission (as was seen
under heavy NFS traffic), the driver
treats these packets as dropped.
However, it failed to free the buffers
for the packet. this resulted in kernel
memory leak, eventually leading to a
system hang.
Table 1-2
PHNE_17285
Symptom
Defect