Typo - the above patch was accepted into the ACPI tree.
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[Hyper-V] Legacy network adapter is not detected
Status in Linux:
Recent work on bug 101301 was done in email rather than in the bug. The
following patch was tested on Hyper-V and then accepted into the PCI
tree.
arch/x86/kernel/acpi/boot.c |1 +
drivers/acpi/pci_link.c | 16
include/linux/acpi.h|2 +-
3 files changed, 1
Hi Joseph,
In Linux-next, we have seen an issue caused by memory not being onlined
after hot adding. This bug caused our guest to falsely report memory to
host as being assigned; even though it was actually inaccessible. We
wonder if this is what you’re seeing as well.
There were two relevant pat
Hot Add issues remain.
Memory is Hot Added as demand increases.
Memory is not ballooned down after demand is reduced.
syslog has numerous call traces for hung task.
Call stack shows calls to mem_hotplug_begin()
Tail end of syslog attached as syslog.log.
Test procedure:
- Create 15.04 VM.
- In
Installed the test kernel from comment #8 on a 14.10 server VM.
Everything looks good. IPerf3 ran with no issues. The two Hyper-V
hosts used for the test only had 1GB NICs, so iperf reported 920MB
throughput.
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Following information was provided to the kernel.org bug:
1. Researching if Tulip GSI is shared with ACPI SCI.
2. acpi_sci=low works! Tulip driver successfully loaded.
Attached is the output from acpidump when VM was booted without an acpi_sci
option.
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I opened bug 101301 in the kernel.org bugzilla on the same day I post
comment 14 above. It looks like I left this bug number out of comment
14.
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It works!
This build successfully allowed the tulip driver to load. I was able to bring
the interface up and acquire an IP address.
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Tested the v4.2-rc2 unstable kernel. Problem still exists.
Added tag: kernel-bug-exists-upstream.
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The tulip driver fails to initialize in a Linux VM running on Hyper-V.
The following messages are logged in syslog when trying to load the tulip
driver:
tulip: Linux Tulip drivers version 1.1.15 (Feb 27, 2007)
tulip: :00:0a.0: PCI INT A: failed to register GSI
tulip: Cannot enable tuli
Ballooning works. Hot Add has issues.
The original issue as reported has been resolved.
Initially, memory is successfully hot added to the VM. As demand
continues to increase,
no additional memory is hot added. Eventually a hung task message is
logged in syslog.
The call trace shows hot_add_r
The test kernel worked. The above test kernel successfully logged the
18590 event when the VMs guest OS had a kernel panic.
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It was requested that I test Ballooning on 14.04.02.
Ballooning fails on 14.04.02.
Ballooning test on 14.04.02 after running apt-get upgrade
Startup Memory : 2048
Minimum Memory : 1024
Maximum Memory : 8192
The utility stressapptest was used to generate memory demand.
Let memory settle to 20
As a way to validate if equivalent patches have been submitted, the Linux-Next
kernel from April 15, 2015 was built and installed on a 14.10 Gen 2 VM. After
rebooting into the Linux-Next kernel (version 4.0.0-next-20150415), ballooning
worked.
Tested dynamic memory configuration:
Minimum Me
Bug 1292400 references an email from KY which describes a patch to
mm/memory_hotplug.c. KY confirmed the patch in the referenced email was
not submitted, but equivalent patches have been submitted.
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