Thank you for your kind reply! I'm not quite famillar with lustre. If you
suggest a few keywords related with this, it will be really helpful for me.
Are there any tool which is able to edit or search mds inode? Or can i get
inode-operation log? I've tried to do googling and reading lsutre operatio
It is usually best to use the newest e2fsprogs release, since it has the most
fixes. This is currently 1.42.7.wc2 though we are just in the process of
releasing 1.42.9.wc1.
That said, I would not run e2fsck on the failing device. That can cause extra
stress on the device and cause it to fail so
It may be possible to recover the inode on the MDT, from there if the ea
data is still present you could see if the objects are still available on
the ost(s) and go from there.
Good luck.
-cf
On May 13, 2014 11:19 PM, "JinHwan Hwang" wrote:
> Are there are any possibility to recover a file which
Are there are any possibility to recover a file which is deleted with 'rm'
command at lustre client? I've tried routine works, debugfs. but it didn't
work. I'm hoping that there exists some way to recover those files.
Thanks in advance for any helps.
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Hi,
I have one of 10 OSTs with underlying hardware failure (not catastrophic
yet just flakey). Initially e2fsck resolved errors but the last pass came
up with "short read" and I am dealing with harwdare issues on ailing OST. I
have inactivated this OST but the remaining data is not much use without
