>Chris Wedgwood wrote:
>>
>> On Thu, Jul 30, 1998 at 07:04:05PM +0200, Gerard Roudier wrote:
>>
>> > Donnot know about the cheesy Fireballs, but the Atlases used to
>> > return QUEUE FULL even sometimes with 0 command disconnected when
>> > they are flooded with short IOs and write caching is enabled.
>>
>> The fireball I have doesn't support tagged queueing.
>
>Older Fireballs don't support tagged queueing. Newer Fireballs support it,
>but have fixed tagged queue depths (8 for the Stratus and 15 for the
>Tempest). However, the Tempest firmware will corrupt itself and become
>totally useless if you keep 15 commands open for the majority of the time on
>an extended basis. The drive will require a complete power cycle before it
>will come back to life. The Atlas drives also have a fixed maximum queue
>depth of 32 commands, but will return QUEUE_FULL for conditions other than
>QUEUE_FULL if it simply isn't capable of taking another command at the
>time. FWIW, I like the Atlas and Capella drives, the Flakyball drives
>should be burned at a stake though.
Is there a website with information on issues like this ?
Like : product XY sucks , because it has this and this bugs
product XZ is broken , AA doesnt work when BB is true
and so on ?
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