11-04-2014
Hi,
I think that you have an exclusive lock, either held by an other LPAR or VIO - you may want to check with the SAN team that the Zoneing is correct and it hasn't been zoned to an other server/vio.
Regards
Dave
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SPINLOCK(3) BSD Library Functions Manual SPINLOCK(3)
NAME
OSSpinLockTry, OSSpinLockLock, OSSpinLockUnlock -- atomic spin lock synchronization primitives
LIBRARY
Standard C Library (libc, -lc)
SYNOPSIS
#include <libkern/OSAtomic.h>
bool
OSSpinLockTry(OSSpinLock *lock);
void
OSSpinLockLock(OSSpinLock *lock);
void
OSSpinLockUnlock(OSSpinLock *lock);
DESCRIPTION
Spin locks are a simple, fast, thread-safe synchronization primitive that is suitable in situations where contention is expected to be low.
The spinlock operations use memory barriers to synchronize access to shared memory protected by the lock. Preemption is possible while the
lock is held.
OSSpinLock is an integer type. The convention is that unlocked is zero, and locked is nonzero. Locks must be naturally aligned and cannot
be in cache-inhibited memory.
OSSpinLockLock() will spin if the lock is already held, but employs various strategies to back off, making it immune to most priority-inver-
sion livelocks. But because it can spin, it may be inefficient in some situations.
OSSpinLockTry() immediately returns false if the lock was held, true if it took the lock. It does not spin.
OSSpinLockUnlock() unconditionally unlocks the lock by zeroing it.
RETURN VALUES
OSSpinLockTry() returns true if it took the lock, false if the lock was already held.
SEE ALSO
atomic(3), barrier(3)
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