Ok... I don't feel quite as silly... as I had roasted one of my test
machines (unable to mount /) - I had to do a full rebuild from scratch.
Well... It seems I had 2 of 3.
For anyone who ever needs to disable their Qlogic fiber card from
auto-starting in the future - do all of the following 3
DOH... ok I feel stupid... :-)
Well 'blacklist scsi_transport_fc' didn't work... but - 'blacklist
qla2xxx' works fine.
Amazing how all the docs I found said to use - remove qla2xxx modprobe
-r - kind of stuff... and all that I really had to do was add the silly
thing to the blacklist... :-)
Hello,
On Sun, 14 Mar 2010 22:28:20 -0700, Michael @ Professional Edge LLC wrote
> Kaloyan,
>
> I agree - disabling the qla2xxx driver (Qlogic HBA) from starting at
> boot would be the simple method of handling the issue. Then I just put
> all the commands to load the driver, multipath, mdadm,
Rafael,
Appreciate the link to - Brem's script. - I had actually found that
previously - and I think the piece of the puzzle I'm missing to make
that useful - is figuring out how to disable either the auto-load of
"qla2xxx" (my fiber card HBA) and/or disable the auto-find and
reassemble on b
Kaloyan,
I agree - disabling the qla2xxx driver (Qlogic HBA) from starting at
boot would be the simple method of handling the issue. Then I just put
all the commands to load the driver, multipath, mdadm, etc... inside
cluster scripts.
Amusingly it seems I am missing something very basic - a
Hi Michael
El mié, 03-03-2010 a las 11:16 -0800, Michael @ Professional Edge LLC
escribió:
> Hail Linux Cluster gurus,
>
[...]
>
> From what I can find messing with Luci (Conga) though... is - I don't
> see any resource scripts listed for - "mdadm" (on RHEL 5.4) - so would
> my idea even
Hello Kaloyan,
Thank you for the thoughts.
You are correct when I said - "Active / Passive" - I simply meant that I
had no need for "Active / Active" - and floating IP on the NFS share
would be exactly what I had in mind.
The software raid - of any type, raid1,5,6 etc... is the issue. From
Hi,
On Wed, 03 Mar 2010 11:16:07 -0800, Michael @ Professional Edge LLC wrote
> Hail Linux Cluster gurus,
>
> I have researched myself into a corner and am looking for advice. I've
> never been a "clustered storage guy", so I apologize for the potentially
> naive set of questions. ( I am savv
Greetings,
On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 10:03 AM, Rajagopal Swaminathan > quite some
months and they are still ok for last 5 years.
>
s/5/3/g
and oh they are terminal servers.
Regards,
Rajagopal
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Greetings,
On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 1:15 AM, Leo Pleiman wrote:
> GFS can't be used with software raid and since you won't be
> using GFS you won't need a fence device.
>
Urmm
I have administered a cluster with gfs over clvm over drbd over md for
quite some months and they are still ok for l
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I have researched my
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Leo,
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Hail Linux Cluster gurus,
I have researched myself into a corner and am looking for advice. I've
never been a "clustered storage guy", so I apolog
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Sent: Wednesday, March 3, 2010 2:16:07 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
Subject: [Linux-cluster] Storage Cluster Newbie Questions - any help with
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Hail Linux Cluster gurus,
I have researched myself into a corner and am lo
Hail Linux Cluster gurus,
I have researched myself into a corner and am looking for advice. I've
never been a "clustered storage guy", so I apologize for the potentially
naive set of questions. ( I am savvy on most other aspects of networks,
hardware, OS's etc... but not storage systems).
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