I have a forest (filesystem copy) from a client that I need
to mount and examine on my machine. It comes from a 64 bit RedHat
Enterprise system.
I built a VM (VirtualBox) and loaded CentOS 64bit onto it and
installed the 64bit CentOS build of MarkLogic 6 inside. I've successfully
mounted the Forest on CentOS (after a false start where the filesystem
was read-only and ML didn't like that) but the forest status shows
that the forest is empty.
The data all seems to to be present on disk (it resides on the
host filesystem, a Mac) and none of the files seem to have been
modified. I shutdown MarkLogic and re-unpacked the forest data to
be sure. I restarted ML and it happily mounted but still shows empty.
Both are 64bit Linux systems. Is the difference between RedHat
and CentOS enough to make the forest be unusable between them? I
though it was endian-ness and word length that mattered.
Any ideas?
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