Re: [Aoetools-discuss] end_request: I/O error

[Adi K. <ad...@cg...>]

Hi!

>    Probably my MTU is too high? Thanks again.
I actually don't think so. A MTU of 9000 is quite common and the Dell
interface (em1) you showed us is quite capable.

@Ed: Excellent hint to use aoe-sancheck! I completely missed that...

>    # aoe-sancheck
[...]
>    eth2    UP      9000    14e4:164f
[...]
>    Device  Macs    Payload Local Interfaces
>    e50.0      1    11776   eth2
>       The path eth2->002590048ba3 is only capable of 1024 byte payloads
>       eth2: MTU (9000) not set optimally for device's capable payload
[[...]
>            $ ethtool -k em1
>            Features for em1:
[...]
I just ask myself, why aoe-sancheck finds your aoe storage via eth2 (which
should then be em3?) and not via em1. Did you change something on your
setup?

-- Adi