Symptom:
A virtual driver hang was detected by the Self-checking function.
Corrective action:
The Self-checking function starts a process for monitoring. If this process does not operate for 15 seconds or more due to burdens imposed on the process, the Self-checking function may detect a virtual driver hang mistakenly. If the status is correctly displayed with the dsphanet command after outputting a message that a virtual driver hang was detected, the driver is not hung up.
Extend the time to detect a virtual driver hang so that it may prevent the detection error. To extend the time for detecting a hang, perform the setting as follows:
Edit the setting file to set the time for detection.
/etc/opt/FJSVhanet/config/mond.conf
drv_resp 60 <- Set time for detecting a virtual driver hang in seconds
The setting file is not installed by default. Create a new one.
Restart the operating system.
# /sbin/shutdown -r now
Note
The setting file cannot be restored by backing up and restoring a configuration file. Set the file again depending on the environment.
