I am experiencing a Kernel Trap 12 under FreeNAS 8.0.1 Release on an HP DL320s storage server. This also happended during all Beta versions as well. I think this is more of a FreeBSD 8.x issue and not specific to FreeNAS but I was wondering if anybody could point me in the right direction. The hardware has HPs latest firmware installed.
The lockups are random - no apparent use pattern - though I have three of the exact same units and the one being used actively has this happen more often. Sometimes a day or two in a row, sometimes not for a week.
I set up a 16GB USB swap partition to dump the kernel trap info to but however it crashes is does not write anything so I cannot debug it.
Both screen caps show swi4:clock so it was looking like it my be Intel NIC driver related based on other searches and that I should try a different driver version. It looks like FreeNAS is using the latest driver however (7.2.3 I believe). I stoppped using the add-in Intel NIC and started only using the onboard Broadcom NICs. The other screen cap has "bge1" listed so maybe not Intel specific.
Any ideas where to look further for a "swi4:clock" issue or how to narrow things down further?
-b
The lockups are random - no apparent use pattern - though I have three of the exact same units and the one being used actively has this happen more often. Sometimes a day or two in a row, sometimes not for a week.
I set up a 16GB USB swap partition to dump the kernel trap info to but however it crashes is does not write anything so I cannot debug it.
Both screen caps show swi4:clock so it was looking like it my be Intel NIC driver related based on other searches and that I should try a different driver version. It looks like FreeNAS is using the latest driver however (7.2.3 I believe). I stoppped using the add-in Intel NIC and started only using the onboard Broadcom NICs. The other screen cap has "bge1" listed so maybe not Intel specific.
Any ideas where to look further for a "swi4:clock" issue or how to narrow things down further?
-b
