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Cc: Alfred Perlstein <alfred@freebsd.org>, tcumming@amcc.com, scsi@freebsd.org
Subject: Re: 3ware 9500 locks up on 6.0-stable!
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When it says it's initializing (and you said 12%). Does the initializing
make forward progress, or is it stuck at 12%?

Why I'm asking, is that Vinode says you'd see these messages under heavy
load, and initializing + any load might be a, "heavy" load.

It still doesn't explain a hard lockup. The messages above are similar to a
SCSI "busy" status... that's normal.

There's some more things to check using the cli, I have to look try'm here
first.

Do you know of any specific steps you can do to reliably reproduce the
lockups? I get the impression there should be.

tom.c