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Semaphore timeout when running a backup where source and destination is on the same Storage Space
Dear Server / Storage Team, I am running a lab with Windows Server 2022 LTSC preview to get familiar with the new or changed features but also to help you hunting issues. For a very long time...
RahulTK This week I have upgraded to Macrium Reflect 8 which enabled all the previous features like CBT and encryption and it still works like a charm.
This means the issues with the setup
2 HDDs with Storage Spaces Mirror where source vhdx and backup target (filebased) are stored on a ReFS volume with enabled Dedup gives no headaches.
From my trackings I'd say it has been fixed in b20313
RahulTK
Microsoft
MicrosoftHi there,
Thank you for reaching out and being so willing to assist in resolving this concern. I’m reaching out on behalf of the Storage spaces team. They were able to have a look at your submitted information but didn’t quite have all the logs they were looking for. If you could attach the storage diagnostic cabs as part of this feedback that would help them greatly. Additionally, we would like some stordiag traces from before and after you encounter the issue. These can be generated by running the following command: “stordiag.exe -collectEtW -collectPerf -out C:\Users\wolfpack\Logs\ETWPerf”. You can then upload the containing folder (C:\Users\wolfpack\Logs\ETWPerf or wherever you decide to output to) to this feedback item for further investigation.
If you have any issues or concerns, please reach out and I’ll do my best to assist where possible.
Thank you for reaching out and being so willing to assist in resolving this concern. I’m reaching out on behalf of the Storage spaces team. They were able to have a look at your submitted information but didn’t quite have all the logs they were looking for. If you could attach the storage diagnostic cabs as part of this feedback that would help them greatly. Additionally, we would like some stordiag traces from before and after you encounter the issue. These can be generated by running the following command: “stordiag.exe -collectEtW -collectPerf -out C:\Users\wolfpack\Logs\ETWPerf”. You can then upload the containing folder (C:\Users\wolfpack\Logs\ETWPerf or wherever you decide to output to) to this feedback item for further investigation.
If you have any issues or concerns, please reach out and I’ll do my best to assist where possible.