OEL 7.7 + OFED 4.7

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#1

Hello I have a problem with OEL 7.7 with kernel 4.14.35-1902.3.2.el7uek.x86_64 and OFED version MLNX_OFED_LINUX-4.7-1.0.0.1 (OFED-4.7-1.0.0) when I try to load modules :

modprobe nvmet

modprobe nvmet-rdma

modprobe nvme-rdma

modprobe nvme-fabrics

I get those errors :

[ 220.107697] nvme_core: Unknown symbol __dtrace_probe___perf_nvme_complete_rq (err 0)

[ 220.107854] nvme_core: Unknown symbol __dtrace_probe___perf_nvme_setup_cmd (err 0)

[ 220.108236] nvme_core: Unknown symbol __dtrace_probe___perf_block_bio_remap (err 0)

[ 220.108572] nvme_core: Unknown symbol __dtrace_probe___perf_nvme_async_event (err 0)

[ 220.121903] nvme_core: Unknown symbol __dtrace_probe___perf_nvme_complete_rq (err 0)

[ 220.122068] nvme_core: Unknown symbol __dtrace_probe___perf_nvme_setup_cmd (err 0)

[ 220.122436] nvme_core: Unknown symbol __dtrace_probe___perf_block_bio_remap (err 0)

[ 220.122771] nvme_core: Unknown symbol __dtrace_probe___perf_nvme_async_event (err 0)

[ 220.135383] nvme_core: Unknown symbol __dtrace_probe___perf_nvme_complete_rq (err 0)

[ 220.135533] nvme_core: Unknown symbol __dtrace_probe___perf_nvme_setup_cmd (err 0)

[ 220.135894] nvme_core: Unknown symbol __dtrace_probe___perf_block_bio_remap (err 0)

[ 220.136236] nvme_core: Unknown symbol __dtrace_probe___perf_nvme_async_event (err 0)

[ 222.017595] nvme_core: Unknown symbol __dtrace_probe___perf_nvme_complete_rq (err 0)

[ 222.017744] nvme_core: Unknown symbol __dtrace_probe___perf_nvme_setup_cmd (err 0)

[ 222.018117] nvme_core: Unknown symbol __dtrace_probe___perf_block_bio_remap (err 0)

[ 222.018444] nvme_core: Unknown symbol __dtrace_probe___perf_nvme_async_event (err 0)

Can you help me with this ?

#2

Hi Adam,

Can you please confirm what is the command line used for OFED installation? Based on the OFED Documentation:

NVMEoF related module installation has been disabled by default. In order to enable it, add the “ –

with-nvmf ” installation option to the “mlnxofedinstall” script.

Have you used this flag? In addition, if the kernel used is non-default , that is kernel which is different than the one that comes with OS installation, then you need to use the “–add-kernel-support” flag as well during OFED installation.

Thanks,

Namrata.