On 2010-04-16, at 11:29, John White wrote:
> Just to follow-up, after enabling netconsole to get some meaningful
> logging out of these OSSs, it is clear that there's a problem with
> the backend storage communication and that this certainly isn't a
> lustre issue. Thanks folks.
>
> On Apr 1
On 2010-04-16, at 11:07, burlen wrote:
> calling llapi_file_create reports the following error:
>
> error: bad stripe_size 4096, must be an even multiple of 65536 bytes:
> Invalid argument (22)
>
> The operation manual said: This value must be an even multiple of
> system
> page size, as shown by
Just to follow-up, after enabling netconsole to get some meaningful logging out
of these OSSs, it is clear that there's a problem with the backend storage
communication and that this certainly isn't a lustre issue. Thanks folks.
John White
High Performance Computing Services (HP
calling llapi_file_create reports the following error:
error: bad stripe_size 4096, must be an even multiple of 65536 bytes:
Invalid argument (22)
The operation manual said: This value must be an even multiple of system
page size, as shown by getpagesize. The value 4096 above was returned
from
On 2010-04-16, at 01:27, Christos Theodosiou wrote:
> our lustre installation uses two failover MDSes, which serve 10
> file-systems. We recently upgraded from 1.8.1.1 to 1.8.2 version.
>
> By monitoring the MDSes I noticed that we get frequent error messages
> (1-4 times/hour) which looklike this:
After doing some more digging it looks as though a bug was reported on
this in 2007.
https://bugzilla.lustre.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12739
We have loaded the patch for lustre attached to this bug, however when
running the set_param command I am getting the following error.
lctl set_param llite*.
Hi all,
our lustre installation uses two failover MDSes, which serve 10
file-systems. We recently upgraded from 1.8.1.1 to 1.8.2 version.
By monitoring the MDSes I noticed that we get frequent error messages
(1-4 times/hour) which looklike this:
Apr 16 10:36:10 lustre01 kernel: LustreError:
3138
