the NIC is RESETTING wreaking havoc in comms.
kernel message:
2014:06:26-15:17:31 utm kernel: [94499.808337] e1000e 0000:00:19.0 eth2: Detected Hardware Unit Hang:
2014:06:26-15:17:31 utm kernel: [94499.808337] TDH
2014:06:26-15:17:31 utm kernel: [94499.808337] TDT
2014:06:26-15:17:31 utm kernel: [94499.808337] next_to_use
2014:06:26-15:17:31 utm kernel: [94499.808337] next_to_clean
2014:06:26-15:17:31 utm kernel: [94499.808337] buffer_info[next_to_clean]:
2014:06:26-15:17:31 utm kernel: [94499.808337] time_stamp
2014:06:26-15:17:31 utm kernel: [94499.808337] next_to_watch
2014:06:26-15:17:31 utm kernel: [94499.808337] jiffies
2014:06:26-15:17:31 utm kernel: [94499.808337] next_to_watch.status
2014:06:26-15:17:31 utm kernel: [94499.808337] MAC Status
2014:06:26-15:17:31 utm kernel: [94499.808337] PHY Status
2014:06:26-15:17:31 utm kernel: [94499.808337] PHY 1000BASE-T Status
2014:06:26-15:17:31 utm kernel: [94499.808337] PHY Extended Status
2014:06:26-15:17:31 utm kernel: [94499.808337] PCI Status
2014:06:26-15:17:33 utm kernel: [94501.808357] e1000e 0000:00:19.0 eth2: Detected Hardware Unit Hang:
2014:06:26-15:17:33 utm kernel: [94501.808357] TDH
2014:06:26-15:17:33 utm kernel: [94501.808357] TDT
2014:06:26-15:17:33 utm kernel: [94501.808357] next_to_use
2014:06:26-15:17:33 utm kernel: [94501.808357] next_to_clean
2014:06:26-15:17:33 utm kernel: [94501.808357] buffer_info[next_to_clean]:
2014:06:26-15:17:33 utm kernel: [94501.808357] time_stamp
2014:06:26-15:17:33 utm kernel: [94501.808357] next_to_watch
2014:06:26-15:17:33 utm kernel: [94501.808357] jiffies
2014:06:26-15:17:33 utm kernel: [94501.808357] next_to_watch.status
2014:06:26-15:17:33 utm kernel: [94501.808357] MAC Status
2014:06:26-15:17:33 utm kernel: [94501.808357] PHY Status
2014:06:26-15:17:33 utm kernel: [94501.808357] PHY 1000BASE-T Status
2014:06:26-15:17:33 utm kernel: [94501.808357] PHY Extended Status
2014:06:26-15:17:33 utm kernel: [94501.808357] PCI Status
2014:06:26-15:17:35 utm kernel: [94503.808389] e1000e 0000:00:19.0 eth2: Detected Hardware Unit Hang:
2014:06:26-15:17:35 utm kernel: [94503.808389] TDH
2014:06:26-15:17:35 utm kernel: [94503.808389] TDT
2014:06:26-15:17:35 utm kernel: [94503.808389] next_to_use
2014:06:26-15:17:35 utm kernel: [94503.808389] next_to_clean
2014:06:26-15:17:35 utm kernel: [94503.808389] buffer_info[next_to_clean]:
2014:06:26-15:17:35 utm kernel: [94503.808389] time_stamp
2014:06:26-15:17:35 utm kernel: [94503.808389] next_to_watch
2014:06:26-15:17:35 utm kernel: [94503.808389] jiffies
2014:06:26-15:17:35 utm kernel: [94503.808389] next_to_watch.status
2014:06:26-15:17:35 utm kernel: [94503.808389] MAC Status
2014:06:26-15:17:35 utm kernel: [94503.808389] PHY Status
2014:06:26-15:17:35 utm kernel: [94503.808389] PHY 1000BASE-T Status
2014:06:26-15:17:35 utm kernel: [94503.808389] PHY Extended Status
2014:06:26-15:17:35 utm kernel: [94503.808389] PCI Status
2014:06:26-15:17:37 utm kernel: [94505.808037] e1000e 0000:00:19.0 eth2: Reset adapter unexpectedly
2014:06:26-15:17:40 utm kernel: [94509.332884] e1000e: eth2 NIC Link is Up 1000 Mbps Full Duplex, Flow Control: None
i've googled and this seems to be a problem with a lot of linux installations.
so far themost useful: kernel modules - Linux e1000e (Intel networking driver) problems galore, where do I start? - Server Fault
says about running kernel with ASPM disabled, how do i do this?, or am i better off opening a support ticket(which brings me to the issues that this is running on a trial lic on software until the HW SG arrives...)
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