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El 25.03.2014 18:46, Doug Ambrisko escribió:
> Quick question, what version of FreeBSD are you using?  I netbooted
> current and then did:
> 	newfs /dev/da4
> 	mount /dev/da4 /mnt
> 	cd /mnt ; bonnie++ -u 0
> da4 is a Toshiba 300G SAS drive.  This worked okay.

Now that I recall, I tried with 10 and 10-STABLE. Once I saw that it 
didn't work I abandoned the idea of using the Invader in that 
configuration, installing a LSI2008 based card (flashed IBM M1015) and 
using the Invader just to boot from a mirror.

I also found out that the system didn't work when booting from the 
mirror with FreeBSD 10. but it did with -CURRENT.

I copied the mfi driver from -CURRENT to 10-STABLE and I verified that 
it solved that particular problem (booting from an Invader logic volume) 
but, after discarding the Invader for ZFS, I didn't repeat the 
syspd/pass through tests. My fault.

http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-scsi/2014-March/006274.html

So, first thing to do tomorrow, repeat the syspd/passthrough tests with 
STABLE and the backported mfi driver from -CURRENT.

Sorry, my fault, I should have tried that :/





Borja.