osc/rdma: set state_region->base for non accelerated btl #10462
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In allocate_state_shared(), state_region->base is used to calculate peer->state when CPU atomics is not used. Currently it is set only if accelerated btl is used, but it is used for non-accelerated btl too, causing peer->state to be set incorrectly. This patch addressed the issue. Signed-off-by: Wei Zhang <[email protected]>
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@wzamazon can you bring this back to v5.0.x? |
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Sure. will do |
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backport PR #10465 |
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In allocate_state_shared(), state_region->base is used to
calculate peer->state when CPU atomics is not used.
Currently it is set only if accelerated btl is used,
but it is used for non-accelerated btl too, causing peer->state
to be set incorrectly.
This patch addressed the issue.
Signed-off-by: Wei Zhang [email protected]