HP 3PAR InForm OS 3.1.1 GA/MU1/MU2/MU3 Release Notes
DescriptionItemIssue ID
and thus they are used for a different host (Host-B). But,
the FC driver does not completely erase the device
database entry for Host-A. Therefore, an old device entry
is present in the device database. Later, a look-up for
Host-A in the device database returns the old device entry
and further operation (for example releasing resources)
on the old entry causes a different host (Host-B) to
disconnect since the resources in the old entry are now
used by that host (Host-B).
Improved the completion times of UNMAP SCSI
commands, which results in faster format operations from
hosts.
Improved performance of SCSI UNMAP
commands.
78327
Resolved an issue in the SYSMGR subsystem that could
cause the SYSMGR to become unresponsive and host IO
Resolved an issue in the SYSMGR subsystem
that could cause the SYSMGR to become
unresponsive and host IO gets blocked.
78498
gets blocked. Operations involving a region move (such
as tunes) or a node integration could get the SYSMGR
into this state. Addressed the race condition between the
SYSMGR and kernel that causes this behavior.
In earlier versions of InForm OS for P10000 systems, a
node is allowed to continue operating even if it
Correct handling of P10000 ASIC hardware
errors.
78568
experiences certain hardware errors internal to its ASIC
device. This issue is resolved. When a node encounters
any hardware error in an ASIC device, it is rebooted.
Due to a software issue in earlier versions of InForm OS,
abort of commands which trigger the ACA ACTIVE
Handle abort of pending NACA commands.79944
condition is not handled correctly. Under rare
circumstances, this could cause node panics on busy
systems to which AIX hosts are attached. The software
issue is resolved.
This is resolved by upgrading 10G iSCSI firmware to
version 4.8.77.
The firmware issue could send incorrect TCP
segments on the network.
80151
This is resolved by upgrading 10G iSCSI firmware to
version 4.8.77.
The 10G iSCSI firmware issue could cause
loss of iSCSI connectivity.
80202
SCSI commands are not terminated properly when they
are not completed by the InServ. Some commands require
SCSI commands are not terminated properly
when they are not completed by the InServ.
80497
the use of SYSMGR and if it is not available to help
process the commands, the commands are not terminated.
This results in commands stuck in the queues of the host
InServ ports. This is resolved.
Resolved an issue with SMI-S provider where read requests
from CIM client to a provider on an array with number
Resolved an issue with SMI-S provider where
read requests from CIM client to a provider
80703
of volumes and disks causes the provider to fail. Provideron an array big configuration causes the
provider to fail. rejects the requests if the response gets too large or if
there are too many simultaneous requests.
A driver issue due to which a critical section is not
protected by mutex causing the two threads to enter the
critical section at the same time. This is resolved.
A driver issue due to which a critical section
is not protected by mutex.
81317
Due to an issue in the Inform OS, a node can get reset if
there are correctable errors in data cache memory. This
Resolves an issue that causes node reset
when there are correctable errors in data
cache memory.
81571
issue affects F class, T class systems running 3.1.1.GA,
3.1.1.MU1, 3.1.1.MU2, 3.1.2.GA releases. This is
resolved and it makes sure that a node can recover from
the memory error and report the error.
Added semaphore for apilib functions to access mcalls
in CIM. This prevents cimserver from swamping SYSMGR
by too many busy mcall requests.
Added semaphore for apilib functions to
access mcalls in CIM.
81774
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