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Network bonding driver fails to enable interface, spams log #2374
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I'm seeing something related:
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After coreos/bugs#2065 a test for "excessive bonding link status messages" was introduced which also is good to keep for coreos/bugs#2374. However, having this message printed 10 times does not directly relate to an error. The test should check if something like 'bond0: Gained carrier' or 'link status definitely up for interface enp0s20f0' is coming at the end and then continue. For now, just increase the threshold.
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After coreos/bugs#2065 a test for "excessive bonding link status messages" was introduced which also is good to keep for coreos/bugs#2374. However, having this message printed 10 times does not directly relate to an error. The test should check if something like 'bond0: Gained carrier' or 'link status definitely up for interface enp0s20f0' is coming at the end and then continue. For now, just increase the threshold.
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After coreos/bugs#2065 a test for "excessive bonding link status messages" was introduced which also is good to keep for coreos/bugs#2374. However, having this message printed 10 times does not directly relate to an error. The test should check if something like 'bond0: Gained carrier' or 'link status definitely up for interface enp0s20f0' is coming at the end and then continue. For now, just increase the threshold.
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After coreos/bugs#2065 a test for "excessive bonding link status messages" was introduced which also is good to keep for coreos/bugs#2374. However, having this message printed 10 times does not directly relate to an error. The test should check if something like 'bond0: Gained carrier' or 'link status definitely up for interface enp0s20f0' is coming at the end and then continue. Add a second match for these messages that skips the test. Also lower the threshold to see if the logic works well.
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After coreos/bugs#2065 a test for "excessive bonding link status messages" was introduced which also is good to keep for coreos/bugs#2374. However, having this message printed 10 times does not directly relate to an error. The test should check if something like 'bond0: Gained carrier' or 'link status definitely up for interface enp0s20f0' is coming at the end and then continue. Add a second match for these messages that skips the test. Also lower the threshold to see if the logic works well.
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Issue Report
Bug
Container Linux Version
Environment
Packet
Expected Behavior
Working network.
Actual Behavior
On some boots, networking is unreliable. The kernel log gets a message every 2 ms:
Reproduction Steps
Other Information
Related to, but seemingly not the same as, #2065.
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