LSI2008 and SAS3 backplane

Andrew Vylegzhanin avv314 at gmail.com
Tue Nov 7 03:57:32 UTC 2017


This is another matter!

B____T    SAS Address      Handle  Parent    Device        Speed Enc  Slot
Wdt

          500304801ebe58bf 0009    0001      SMP Target    6.0   0002 00
4

          500304801ea4db3f 000a    0009      SMP Target    12    0003 00
0

          500304801ebe58bd 000b    0009      SEP Target    12    0002 20
0

          5000c50093bb2775 000c    000a      SAS Target    6.0   0003 00
0

          5000c50093bb2291 000d    000a      SAS Target    6.0   0003 01
0

          5000c50093bb3209 000e    000a      SAS Target    6.0   0003 02
0

          5000c50093bb24ed 000f    000a      SAS Target    6.0   0003 03
0

          5000c50093bb3721 0010    000a      SAS Target    6.0   0003 04
0

          5000c50093bb3159 0011    000a      SAS Target    6.0   0003 05
0

          5000c50093bb345d 0012    000a      SAS Target    6.0   0003 06
0

          5000c50093b33e05 0013    000a      SAS Target    6.0   0003 07
0

          5000c50093bb2489 0014    000a      SAS Target    12    0003 08
0

          5000c50093bb3105 0015    000a      SAS Target    12    0003 09
0

          5000c50093bb31f1 0016    000a      SAS Target    12    0003 10
0

          5000c50093b0b049 0017    000a      SAS Target    12    0003 11
0

          5c81f660f99a8d01 0018    000a      SAS Initiator 6.0
0

          5000c50093bb1ff5 0019    000a      SAS Target    12    0003 12
0

          5000c50093bb3301 001a    000a      SAS Target    12    0003 13
0

          5000c50093bb271d 001b    000a      SAS Target    12    0003 14
0

          5000c50093bb33a9 001c    000a      SAS Target    12    0003 15
0

          5000c50093bb1fb5 001d    000a      SAS Target    12    0003 16
0

          5000c50093bb3411 001e    000a      SAS Target    12    0003 17
0

          5000c50093b31d65 001f    000a      SAS Target    12    0003 18
0

          5000c50093bb27c5 0020    000a      SAS Target    12    0003 19
0

          500304801ea4db3d 0022    000a      SEP Target    12    0003 24
0

          500304801ea4db3f 0023    0002      SMP Target    6.0   0004 00
4

00   61   5000c50093bb2775 0024    0023      SAS Target    6.0   0004 00
0

00   62   5000c50093bb2291 0025    0023      SAS Target    6.0   0004 01
0

00   63   5000c50093bb3209 0026    0023      SAS Target    6.0   0004 02
0

00   64   5000c50093bb24ed 0027    0023      SAS Target    6.0   0004 03
0

00   65   5000c50093bb3721 0028    0023      SAS Target    6.0   0004 04
0

00   66   5000c50093bb3159 0029    0023      SAS Target    6.0   0004 05
0

00   67   5000c50093bb345d 002a    0023      SAS Target    6.0   0004 06
0

00   68   5000c50093b33e05 002b    0023      SAS Target    6.0   0004 07
0

00   69   5000c50093bb2489 002c    0023      SAS Target    12    0004 08
0

00   70   5000c50093bb3105 002d    0023      SAS Target    12    0004 09
0

00   71   5000c50093bb31f1 002e    0023      SAS Target    12    0004 10
0

00   72   5000c50093b0b049 002f    0023      SAS Target    12    0004 11
0

          500304801ebe58bf 0030    0023      SMP Target    12    0005 00
0

00   73   5000c50093bb1ff5 0031    0023      SAS Target    12    0004 12
0

00   74   5000c50093bb3301 0032    0023      SAS Target    12    0004 13
0

00   75   5000c50093bb271d 0033    0023      SAS Target    12    0004 14
0

00   76   5000c50093bb33a9 0034    0023      SAS Target    12    0004 15
0

00   77   5000c50093bb1fb5 0035    0023      SAS Target    12    0004 16
0

00   78   5000c50093bb3411 0036    0023      SAS Target    12    0004 17
0

00   79   5000c50093b31d65 0037    0023      SAS Target    12    0004 18
0

00   80   5000c50093bb27c5 0038    0023      SAS Target    12    0004 19
0

00   83   500304801ea4db24 0039    0023      SATA Target         0004 20
0

00   81   500304801ea4db3d 003a    0023      SEP Target    12    0004 24
0

          5c81f660f99a8d00 003b    0030      SAS Initiator 6.0
0

00   82   500304801ebe58bd 003c    0030      SEP Target    12    0005 20
0



How to interpret this? Not many docs :(


--

Andrew

2017-11-07 6:44 GMT+03:00 Scott Long <scottl at samsco.org>:

> Sorry, you need
>
> mpsutil -u 1 show devices
>
> Scott
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Nov 6, 2017, at 8:43 PM, Andrew Vylegzhanin <avv314 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> 2017-11-07 3:26 GMT+03:00 Scott Long <scottl at samsco.org>:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>>
> Hi,
>
> If you’re using FreeBSD 11 or later, try running the following:
>
>
>> mpsutil show devices
>>
>
>
>  It's empty:
>
> [root at zc-dtrs-s1 ~]# freebsd-version
> 11.1-RELEASE-p2
> [root at zc-dtrs-s1 ~]# mpsutil show devices
> B____T    SAS Address      Handle  Parent    Device        Speed Enc  Slot
>  Wdt
>
> [root at zc-dtrs-s1 ~]#
>
> --
> Andrew
>
>
>
>>
>> That will show what speed the drives are actually negotiated to.  This
>> might shed some
>> light on the problem.
>>
>> Scott
>>
>> > On Nov 6, 2017, at 3:37 PM, Andrew Vylegzhanin <avv314 at gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>> >
>> > Hi!
>> >
>> > I have a problem with low transfer speed (150MB/sec instead of
>> 600Mb/sec)
>> > on SAS2 controller to SAS3 drive via SAS3 backplane.
>> >
>> > Hardware config is follows:
>> >
>> > Dell R720 box with Dell SAS HBA 6Gbps connected with Supermicro 45-bay
>> JBOD
>> > with two SAS-3 expanders (LSI SAS3x40 and LSI SAS3x36). All drives (20
>> pcs)
>> > are SEAGATE ST6000NM0095 E002.
>> >
>> > So, partial dmesg out:
>> > ...
>> > mps1: <Avago Technologies (LSI) SAS2008> port 0x9c00-0x9cff mem
>> > 0xd0ff0000-0xd0ffffff,0xd0f80000-0xd0fbffff irq 66 at device 0.0
>> > numa-domain 1 on pci16
>> > mps1: Firmware: 07.15.08.00, Driver: 21.02.00.00-fbsd
>> > mps1: IOCCapabilities:
>> > 185c<ScsiTaskFull,DiagTrace,SnapBuf,EEDP,TransRetry,IR>
>> > ....
>> > ses1 at mps1 bus 0 scbus8 target 81 lun 0
>> > ses1: <LSI SAS3x40 0601> Fixed Enclosure Services SPC-3 SCSI device
>> > ses1: 150.000MB/s transfers
>> > ses1: Command Queueing enabled
>> > ses1: SCSI-3 ENC Device
>> > ses2 at mps1 bus 0 scbus8 target 82 lun 0
>> > ses2: <LSI SAS3x36 0601> Fixed Enclosure Services SPC-3 SCSI device
>> > ses2: 150.000MB/s transfers
>> > ses2: Command Queueing enabled
>> > ses2: SCSI-3 ENC Device
>> > ses1: da0: Element descriptor: 'Slot00'
>> > ....
>> > da0 at mps1 bus 0 scbus8 target 61 lun 0
>> > da3 at mps1 bus 0 scbus8 target 64 lun 0
>> > ...
>> > da0: <SEAGATE ST6000NM0095 E002> Fixed Direct Access SPC-4 SCSI device
>> > da0: Serial Number ZAD119P20000C730KZK3
>> > da0: 150.000MB/s transfers
>> > da0: Command Queueing enabled
>> > da0: 5723166MB (11721045168 512 byte sectors)
>> >
>> > Some additional info.
>> > There is two identical system with same problem.
>> > System is under load now, and there is no erros, timeouts on disk i/o,
>> so
>> > it seems to be not cable/hardware problem.
>> > I've tried other vendor SATA3 drive, got same 150MB/s.
>> > This server works on full speed (600MB/s transfers) with SAS2 JBOD (Dell
>> > MD1220)  w/o problems.
>> >
>> > Any ideas?
>> >
>> > --
>> > Andrew
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