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[9.194-5][BUG]Intel NIC crashes under load

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This possibly a duplicate report.
I have been trying to do some performance reporting using two different sets of hardware built with the latest ISO.

One the NIC goes off line under load, kernel log shows a problem. BarryG advises there is an issue with the current driver.

I would provide the log entries, but that period of testing in now full of *, wrong UTM. Will need to bring the other UTM up to extract the log entries.

I changed the the NIC for another of the same type and model and got the same results. 

Ian


2014:02:08-14:37:56 Cats-speed kernel: [ 2178.936536] e1000e 0000:00:19.0 eth0: Detected Hardware Unit Hang:
2014:02:08-14:37:56 Cats-speed kernel: [ 2178.936536]   TDH                  
2014:02:08-14:37:56 Cats-speed kernel: [ 2178.936536]   TDT                  
2014:02:08-14:37:56 Cats-speed kernel: [ 2178.936536]   next_to_use          
2014:02:08-14:37:56 Cats-speed kernel: [ 2178.936536]   next_to_clean        
2014:02:08-14:37:56 Cats-speed kernel: [ 2178.936536] buffer_info[next_to_clean]:
2014:02:08-14:37:56 Cats-speed kernel: [ 2178.936536]   time_stamp           
2014:02:08-14:37:56 Cats-speed kernel: [ 2178.936536]   next_to_watch        
2014:02:08-14:37:56 Cats-speed kernel: [ 2178.936536]   jiffies              
2014:02:08-14:37:56 Cats-speed kernel: [ 2178.936536]   next_to_watch.status 
2014:02:08-14:37:56 Cats-speed kernel: [ 2178.936536] MAC Status             
2014:02:08-14:37:56 Cats-speed kernel: [ 2178.936536] PHY Status             
2014:02:08-14:37:56 Cats-speed kernel: [ 2178.936536] PHY 1000BASE-T Status  
2014:02:08-14:37:56 Cats-speed kernel: [ 2178.936536] PHY Extended Status    
2014:02:08-14:37:56 Cats-speed kernel: [ 2178.936536] PCI Status             
2014:02:08-14:37:57 Cats-speed kernel: [ 2179.944779] e1000e 0000:00:19.0 eth0: Reset adapter unexpectedly
2014:02:08-14:38:00 Cats-speed kernel: [ 2183.235199] e1000e: eth0 NIC Link is Up 1000 Mbps Full Duplex, Flow Control: Rx/Tx

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    I had to disable the offloading features on both NICs to get rid of all the errors.

    Again, note that the i217-V NIC was not getting any errors previously (and I just double-checked by grepping (zgrep) all the kernel logs for "eth1: Reset"; 4 today, none in the archived logs.

    The last one today (before I disabled the offloading features on both NICs) was AFTER doing the up2date to 9.195 and rebooting, fwiw.

    Let me know what else you want me to try.

    Thanks,
    Barry
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    I had to disable the offloading features on both NICs to get rid of all the errors.

    Again, note that the i217-V NIC was not getting any errors previously (and I just double-checked by grepping (zgrep) all the kernel logs for "eth1: Reset"; 4 today, none in the archived logs.

    The last one today (before I disabled the offloading features on both NICs) was AFTER doing the up2date to 9.195 and rebooting, fwiw.

    Let me know what else you want me to try.

    Thanks,
    Barry
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