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Message #131779
[Bug 1487662] Re: cciss driver crashes kernel during boot
Managed to recover by resetting the blade. manually mounting /dev/md0
before running the cryptunlock (stacktrace still triggered after
unmount) from dropbear shell and removing the wily kernel entries from
grub.cfg and reverting back to vivid's kernel.
Appears to be an interaction between 4.1.0-3 and either xfs or lvm and
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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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