extra to my previous information (a colleague prompted me to add
this). This file was being created in a new directory. The parent of
this directory would have had a few hundred directories created in it
"simultaneously"...
That is, the first thing my job does on startup is create a temporary
wo
This subject has been discussed many times...
Not just the controller, but the drives as well.
The problem is with write-back caches that _lie_ about the data being in
persistent store. The drive itself, with write-back cache enabled, lies
and says data is on disk. RAID controllers likewise u
So, I have to ask
Why disable write-back cache on the controller?
2009/9/4 恩强周 :
> It's really dangerous! e2fsck bring it back.
>
> 2009/9/3 Peter Kjellstrom
>>
>> On Thursday 03 September 2009, 恩强周 wrote:
>> > hi all，
>> >
>> > I have lustre corrupted when a OSS powered off by ipmi accident
