You probably can solve your problem by having a clone for OCFS and a
group of resources that depend on that clone. I mean something like
this:

<clone id=OCFSclone> ....
</clone>

<group id=myGroup>
</group>

<rsc_order id="start_fs_firts" from="OCFSClone" to="myGroup"
action="start" type="before" />

and probably a colocation rule to tie them up.


On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 4:56 AM, Dejan Muhamedagic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
>  On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 09:35:13AM +0100, W?rz, Michael wrote:
>  > >Why not? You just cannot create this in the GUI. Use CLI.
>  >     i never used Gui ;-)
>  >     but something like
>  >           < group id= ....>
>  >                < clone id=......>
>  >                 ......
>  >                < /clone>
>  >                < primitive id=...>
>  >                .......
>  >                </primitive>
>  >           </group>
>  >     did not work not work.
>
>  Right, that's not supported.
>
>
>  > >Check your resource agents again. Unmanaged states are often a sign for a 
> RA
>  > >where monitor/status is not implemented well.
>  >    never touched the RA's - but i will check
>  >    i think this is bcs constraints and orders are not defined well, or 
> certain operations  (start/stop the virt machine, mount, unmount) are not 
> finished while the next is started.
>  >
>  > >What version of heartbeat? Please do update to 2.1.3 or later (pacemaker).
>  > I'm forced to use 2.0.8-0.19, bcs this is shipped with Suse. I cannot use 
> unsupported SW :-(
>
>  There will soon be an SP2 with 2.1.3. That would be much
>  preferred.
>
>  Thanks,
>
>  Dejan
>
>
>  > >hm. Why don't you use a primitive resource then?
>  > ocfs2 resources must be a clone
>  >
>  > >use rsc_colocation to pin the resources to the same machine. tsc_order 
> just
>  > >starts them in the right order, but they also might start on different
>  > >machines!
>  >
>  >        <rsc_colocation id="vm1-and-image" from="vm1" 
> to="imagestorecloneset" score="INFINITY"/>
>  >        <rsc_colocation id="vm1_and_config" from="vm1" 
> to="configstorecloneset" score="INFINITY"/>
>  > didnt't  i ?
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