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Message #131777
[Bug 1487662] Re: cciss driver crashes kernel during boot
Attempting to mount /dev/md0 (the unencrypted /boot ) from within
dropbear/busybox results in a kernel hardlock. ILO dump attached.
** Attachment added: "Hard lock caused by attempting to mount /dev/md0"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1487662/+attachment/4450659/+files/ilo_wily_cciss_bug.PNG
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Title:
cciss driver crashes kernel during boot
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
On a HP Proliant was running trusty with vivid kernel from backports
originally. Worked fine with userspace upgrade to wily. When I
rebooted with the wily linux-generic kernel however I got a stack
dump:
SW Raid1 on two CCISS based RAID0 disks, and dm_crypt. Kernel boots to
prompt for cyrptoroot passphrase. After entering it and mounting
entering the dm mapper init sequence the kernel crashes. I have a
dropbear instance installed running from initramfs (for remote
unlocking of root) and this is still runs.
dmesg attached from server.
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