Sobey,
Could you mention the problems that you have faced on CES env for RH 7.3.
Is it related to the Kernel or in Ganesha environment ?
Your thoughts/inputs would help us in fixing the same.
Currently working on the CES environment on RH 7.3 support side.
With Regards,
Ravi K Komanduri
A word of wisdom: do not try and run CES on RHEL 7.3 :) Although it appears to
work, a few things break and it becomes a bit unpredictable as I found out the
hard way. I didn't intend to run 7.3 of course as I knew it wasn't supported.
Richard
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i am not sure i understand your comment with 'persistent' do you mean when
you create a nsddevice on a nvme device it won't get recognized after a
restart ?
if thats what you mean there are 2 answers , short term you need to add
a /var/mmfs/etc/nsddevices script to your node that simply adds an
Hello all,
Thanks for sharing that. I am setting this up on our CES nodes. In this
example the nvme devices are not persistent. RHEL's default udev rules put
them in /dev/disk/by-id/ persistently by serial number so I modified
mmdevdiscover to look for them there. What are others doing?
You fit within the "short time". The purpose of this remark is to make it
clear that this should not be a permanent stopping place.
Getting all nodes up to the same version is safer and allows for the use of
new features.
Steve Duersch
Spectrum Scale
845-433-7902
IBM Poughkeepsie, New York
Currently I'm with IBM Lab Services, and only have small test clusters
myself.
I'm not sure I've done v3.5->4.1 upgrades, but this warning
about upgrading all nodes within a "short time" is something that's always
been in the upgrade instructions, and I've been through many of these (I've
been a