[Bug 1095598] New: Intel i211 Ethernet Card and Wicked - Non-functional networking
http://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1095598 Bug ID: 1095598 Summary: Intel i211 Ethernet Card and Wicked - Non-functional networking Classification: openSUSE Product: openSUSE Distribution Version: Leap 15.0 Hardware: x86-64 OS: Other Status: NEW Severity: Major Priority: P5 - None Component: Network Assignee: bnc-team-screening@forge.provo.novell.com Reporter: andreil1@starlett.lv QA Contact: qa-bugs@suse.de Found By: --- Blocker: --- User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:60.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/60.0 Build Identifier: Hi, Jetway JBC390F541WAA-19B with 10 network interfaces (all Intel i211 Rev03). It is critical infrastructure PC which is used as KVM host for routing software - VyOS. Previously installed 42.3 worked without ANY problem whatsoever. 100% fresh install (as Server in Yast installer + GUI) on new WD SSD (old SSD was OK but replaced for insurance), AppArmor, IPv6 and even firewall are disabled. Kernel scheduler set to deadline. All latest updates installed. Only ONE internal i211 ethernet interface currently used, static IP. Networking doesn’t work at all, rcnetwork status shows “wicked [788]: eth9 setup-in-progress”, and this continues for forever. eth0 - eth8 are completely disconnected, no cables inside sockets This is clearly a problem with wicked and “igb" kernel module combo, because USB AX88772 Ethernet adapter works with the same PC with same cable and switch. Even LEDs on these i211 interfaces are off all the time. However, I can flash LEDs from Yast -> Network Interfaces -> Hardware Here are logs. Can’t do more testing because PC is needed for production environment. ****************************************************************************** eth9 - problematic i211 network interface eth10 - temp USB AX88772 ethernet adapter linuxhostrt1:~ # rcnetwork status ● wicked.service - wicked managed network interfaces Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/wicked.service; enabled; vendor preset: disabled) Active: active (exited) since Fri 2018-06-01 17:16:42 EEST; 2min 9s ago Process: 831 ExecStart=/usr/sbin/wicked --systemd ifup all (code=exited, status=0/SUCCESS) Main PID: 831 (code=exited, status=0/SUCCESS) Tasks: 0 (limit: 4915) CGroup: /system.slice/wicked.service Jun 01 17:16:42 linuxhostrt1 wicked[831]: eth2: refresh <client-state> config: origin=, uuid=, owner-uid=4294967295 Jun 01 17:16:42 linuxhostrt1 wicked[831]: received new ready device eth3 (/org/opensuse/Network/Interface/7) Jun 01 17:16:42 linuxhostrt1 wicked[831]: eth3: refresh <client-state> control: persistent=false, usercontrol=false, re> Jun 01 17:16:42 linuxhostrt1 wicked[831]: eth3: refresh <client-state> config: origin=, uuid=, owner-uid=4294967295 Jun 01 17:16:42 linuxhostrt1 wicked[831]: received new ready device eth4 (/org/opensuse/Network/Interface/8) Jun 01 17:16:42 linuxhostrt1 wicked[831]: eth4: refresh <client-state> control: persistent=false, usercontrol=false, re> Jun 01 17:16:42 linuxhostrt1 wicked[831]: lo up Jun 01 17:16:42 linuxhostrt1 wicked[831]: eth10 up Jun 01 17:16:42 linuxhostrt1 wicked[831]: eth9 setup-in-progress Jun 01 17:16:42 linuxhostrt1 systemd[1]: Started wicked managed network interfaces. ****************************************************************************** linuxhostrt1:/var/log # tail -n 1000 boot.log | grep wicked Starting wicked DHCPv6 supplicant service... Starting wicked AutoIPv4 supplicant service... Starting wicked DHCPv4 supplicant service... [ OK ] Started wicked DHCPv6 supplicant service. [ OK ] Started wicked DHCPv4 supplicant service. [ OK ] Started wicked AutoIPv4 supplicant service. Starting wicked network management service daemon... [ OK ] Started wicked network management service daemon. Starting wicked network nanny service... [ OK ] Started wicked network nanny service. Starting wicked managed network interfaces... [ OK ] Started wicked managed network interfaces. [ OK ] Started wicked managed network interfaces. [ OK ] Started wicked managed network interfaces. [ OK ] Started wicked managed network interfaces. [ OK ] Started wicked managed network interfaces. [ OK ] Started wicked managed network interfaces. [ OK ] Started wicked managed network interfaces. [ OK ] Started wicked managed network interfaces. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Set static IP in Yast for i211 interface. 2. Restart don't help 3. linuxhostrt1:/var/log # tail -n 10000 messages | grep eth9 Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: ni_sysconfig_read(/etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-eth9) Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: Assigned route to eth9: ipv4 0.0.0.0/0 via 192.168.0.1 dev eth9 type unicast table main scope universe protocol boot Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: ni_compat_generate_interfaces: compat:suse:/etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-eth9:0 Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: eth9 Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: eth9: hiring nanny Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: generate policy match for eth9 (type unknown) Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: <name>eth9</name> Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: eth9: converting config into policy 'policy__eth9' Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: eth9: adding policy policy__eth9 to nanny Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: Calling /org/opensuse/Network/Nanny.createPolicy(policy__eth9) Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: ni_dbus_server_register_object(path=Policy/policy__eth9, handle=0x55ddd7b27f90) Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: created /org/opensuse/Network/Nanny/Policy/policy__eth9 as child of /org/opensuse/Network/Nanny/Policy, class managed-policy Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: ni_objectmodel_bind_compatible_interfaces(object=/org/opensuse/Network/Nanny/Policy/policy__eth9, class=managed-policy) Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: ni_dbus_object_call_simple: /org/opensuse/Network/Nanny.createPolicy(<policy name="policy__eth9" origin="compat:suse:/etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-eth9" uuid="7e59115b-7615-0000-1c03-000003000000"> <device>eth9</device> <name>eth9</name> ) = /org/opensuse/Network/Nanny/Policy/policy__eth9 Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: Successfully created nanny policy /org/opensuse/Network/Nanny/Policy/policy__eth9 Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: eth9: nanny hired! Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: eth9: configuration applied to nanny Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: Scheduled recheck for eth9 Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9 Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: ni_nanny_recheck(eth9[0], unmanaged) Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: no applicable policies Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9 Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: ni_nanny_recheck(eth9[0], unmanaged) Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: no applicable policies Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: ni_nanny_recheck(eth9[0], unmanaged) Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: no applicable policies Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: ni_nanny_recheck(eth9[0], unmanaged) Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: no applicable policies Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd[756]: __ni_netdev_event(eth9, idx=13, device-create) Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-auto4[715]: __ni_netdev_event(eth9, idx=13, device-create) Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 kernel: igb 0000:13:00.0: added PHC on eth9 Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 kernel: igb 0000:13:00.0: eth9: (PCIe:2.5Gb/s:Width x1) 00:30:18:cd:f5:07 Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 kernel: igb 0000:13:00.0: eth9: PBA No: FFFFFF-0FF Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-auto4[715]: Created autoip4 device for 'eth9' and index 13 Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-dhcp6[716]: __ni_netdev_event(eth9, idx=13, device-create) Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-dhcp6[716]: eth9[13]: received interface event: device-create Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-dhcp6[716]: Created dhcp6 device for 'eth9' and index 13 Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-dhcp4[720]: __ni_netdev_event(eth9, idx=13, device-create) Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-dhcp4[720]: Created dhcp4 device for 'eth9' and index 13 Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: received new non-ready device eth9 (/org/opensuse/Network/Interface/13) Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: received event "deviceCreate" from "/org/opensuse/Network/Interface/13" (not a managed device) Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: ni_nanny_recheck(eth9[0], unmanaged) Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: no applicable policies Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9 Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9 Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd[756]: __ni_netdev_event(eth9, idx=13, device-ready) Jun 1 17:34:38 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9 Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9 Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9 Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9 Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9 Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9 Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: received refresh for ready device eth9 (/org/opensuse/Network/Interface/13) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9 Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: new device eth9, class managed-netif Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: found applicable policy: policy__eth9 Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: processed event deviceReady; state=stopped, policy=<none> Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: ni_nanny_recheck(eth9[13], managed) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: found applicable policy: policy__eth9 Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: using policy policy__eth9 Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: using device config Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: <name>eth9</name> Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: target state min=network-up max=max Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: set up FSM from device-down -> network-up Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: binding dbus calls to FSM transitions Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: current state=device-down target state=network-up Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: state=device-down want=network-up, next transition is device-down -> device-exists Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: ni_managed_device_progress(eth9) target(network-up [network-up..max]), transition(device-down => device-exists) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: changed state device-down -> device-exists, resuming activity Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: successfully transitioned from device-down to device-exists Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: state=device-exists want=network-up, next transition is device-exists -> device-ready Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: ni_managed_device_progress(eth9) target(network-up [network-up..max]), transition(device-exists => device-ready) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: changed state device-exists -> device-ready, resuming activity Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd[756]: ni_objectmodel_netif_clear_event_filters(dev=eth9) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd[756]: saving client-state structure into a file for eth9 Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: update <client-state> control: persistent=false, usercontrol=false, require-link=auto Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd[756]: saving client-state structure into a file for eth9 Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: update <client-state> config: origin=compat:suse:/etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-eth9, uuid=91e9dabc-d066-514a-a918-51b484cba48a, owner-uid=4294967295 Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: successfully transitioned from device-exists to device-ready Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: state=device-ready want=network-up, next transition is device-ready -> device-setup Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: ni_managed_device_progress(eth9) target(network-up [network-up..max]), transition(device-ready => device-setup) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: changed state device-ready -> device-setup, resuming activity Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: successfully transitioned from device-ready to device-setup Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: state=device-setup want=network-up, next transition is device-setup -> protocols-up Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: calling org.opensuse.Network.Protocol.IPv4.changeProtocol() Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: calling org.opensuse.Network.Protocol.IPv6.changeProtocol() Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: ni_managed_device_progress(eth9) target(network-up [network-up..max]), transition(device-setup => protocols-up) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: changed state device-setup -> protocols-up, resuming activity Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: successfully transitioned from device-setup to protocols-up Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: state=protocols-up want=network-up, next transition is protocols-up -> firewall-up Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: calling org.opensuse.Network.Firewall.firewallUp() Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd[756]: /org/opensuse/Network/Interface/13: expanded WICKED_INTERFACE_NAME=$property:name -> "eth9" Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: ni_managed_device_progress(eth9) target(network-up [network-up..max]), transition(protocols-up => firewall-up) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: changed state protocols-up -> firewall-up, resuming activity Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: successfully transitioned from protocols-up to firewall-up Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: state=firewall-up want=network-up, next transition is firewall-up -> device-up Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: calling org.opensuse.Network.Interface.linkUp() Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd[756]: ni_objectmodel_netif_link_up(dev=eth9) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd[756]: ni_system_interface_link_change(eth9) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd[756]: bringing up eth9 Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd[756]: __ni_rtnl_link_up(eth9, idx=13) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-auto4[715]: __ni_netdev_event(eth9, idx=13, device-ready) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd[756]: __ni_netdev_event(eth9, idx=13, device-up) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-auto4[715]: __ni_netdev_event(eth9, idx=13, device-up) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-dhcp6[716]: __ni_netdev_event(eth9, idx=13, device-ready) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-dhcp6[716]: eth9[13]: received interface event: device-ready Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-dhcp6[716]: __ni_netdev_event(eth9, idx=13, device-up) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-dhcp6[716]: eth9[13]: received interface event: device-up Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-dhcp4[720]: __ni_netdev_event(eth9, idx=13, device-ready) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-dhcp4[720]: __ni_netdev_event(eth9, idx=13, device-up) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: adding callback for org.opensuse.Network.Interface.linkUp() Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: waiting for callbacks: Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: waiting for event in state firewall-up Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: process event signal deviceUp from /org/opensuse/Network/Interface/13; uuid=<7e59115b-302f-0600-f402-000005000000> Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: received refresh for ready device eth9 (/org/opensuse/Network/Interface/13) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: refresh <client-state> control: persistent=false, usercontrol=false, require-link=auto Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: refresh <client-state> config: origin=compat:suse:/etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-eth9, uuid=91e9dabc-d066-514a-a918-51b484cba48a, owner-uid=4294967295 Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9 Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: processed event deviceUp; state=starting, policy=policy__eth9 Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: ni_managed_device_progress(eth9) target(network-up [network-up..max]), transition(firewall-up => device-up) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: changed state firewall-up -> device-up, resuming activity Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: process event signal deviceUp from /org/opensuse/Network/Interface/13; uuid=<> Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: state=device-up want=network-up, next transition is device-up -> link-up Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: calling org.opensuse.Network.Interface.waitLinkUp() Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd[756]: ni_objectmodel_netif_wait_link_up(dev=eth9) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: adding callback for org.opensuse.Network.Interface.waitLinkUp() Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: waiting for callbacks: Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: waiting for event in state device-up Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: state=device-up want=network-up, wait-for=link-up Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: state=device-up want=network-up, wait-for=link-up Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: state=device-up want=network-up, wait-for=link-up Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-auto4[715]: __ni_netdev_event(eth9, idx=13, device-change) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd[756]: __ni_netdev_event(eth9, idx=13, device-change) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-dhcp6[716]: __ni_netdev_event(eth9, idx=13, device-change) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-dhcp6[716]: eth9[13]: received interface event: device-change Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-dhcp4[720]: __ni_netdev_event(eth9, idx=13, device-change) Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: process event signal deviceChange from /org/opensuse/Network/Interface/13; uuid=<> Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: processed event deviceChange; state=starting, policy=policy__eth9 Jun 1 17:34:39 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: state=device-up want=network-up, wait-for=link-up Jun 1 17:34:40 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[795]: eth9: state=device-up want=network-up, wait-for=link-up Jun 1 17:34:41 linuxhostrt1 wickedd-nanny[741]: Last message 'eth9: state=device-u' repeated 1 times, suppressed by syslog-ng on linuxhostrt1 Jun 1 17:35:08 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: eth9 setup-in-progress Jun 1 17:35:08 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: received refresh for ready device eth9 (/org/opensuse/Network/Interface/13) Jun 1 17:35:08 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: eth9: refresh <client-state> control: persistent=false, usercontrol=false, require-link=auto Jun 1 17:35:08 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: eth9: refresh <client-state> config: origin=compat:suse:/etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-eth9, uuid=91e9dabc-d066-514a-a918-51b484cba48a, owner-uid=4294967295 Jun 1 17:35:08 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: eth9: changed state none -> device-exists Jun 1 17:35:08 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: received refresh for ready device eth9 (/org/opensuse/Network/Interface/13) Jun 1 17:35:08 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: eth9: refresh <client-state> control: persistent=false, usercontrol=false, require-link=auto Jun 1 17:35:08 linuxhostrt1 wicked[796]: eth9: refresh <client-state> config: origin=compat:suse:/etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-eth9, uuid=91e9dabc-d066-514a-a918-51b484cba48a, owner-uid=4294967295 -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug.
http://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1095598 http://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1095598#c1 --- Comment #1 from Andrei Verovski <andreil1@starlett.lv> --- Created attachment 772155 --> http://bugzilla.opensuse.org/attachment.cgi?id=772155&action=edit full log full log -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug.
http://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1095598 Andrei Verovski <andreil1@starlett.lv> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Summary|Intel i211 Ethernet Card |Intel built-in i211 |and Wicked - Non-functional |Ethernet Card and Wicked - |networking |Non-functional networking -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug.
http://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1095598 Andrei Verovski <andreil1@starlett.lv> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |andreil1@starlett.lv -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug.
http://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1095598 http://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1095598#c3 Tomáš Chvátal <tchvatal@suse.com> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Assignee|bnc-team-screening@forge.pr |kernel-maintainers@forge.pr |ovo.novell.com |ovo.novell.com --- Comment #3 from Tomáš Chvátal <tchvatal@suse.com> --- Might be then HW bug but maybe our kernel team knows what is up, esp if it worked fine before. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug.
http://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1095598 http://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1095598#c14 Gerald Weber <gweberbh@gmail.com> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |gweberbh@gmail.com --- Comment #14 from Gerald Weber <gweberbh@gmail.com> --- I've experienced a very similar problem on two Supermicro H8QG6 with intel interfaces and Leap 15.0 02:00.0 Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation 82576 Gigabit Network Connection (rev 01) 02:00.1 Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation 82576 Gigabit Network Connection (rev 01) which are controlled by the igb model, when I set a static address and reboot the system has trouble going through the boot procedure and hangs for a very long time displaying messages like Failed to start wicked DHCPv4 supplicant service. See 'systemctl status wicked-dhcp4.service 'for details. and similar for DHCPv4 and AutoIPv4 eventually, after 1 hour or so, I am able to log in but the system is totally unresponsive. after seeing this bug report I reverted to a DHCP network configuration and now my systems are responding normally. Ways to replicate the problem: install Leap 15.0 on a system that uses this type of NIC, add a static address to one of the NICs and reboot. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug.
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