Hello,
I have 3 servers setup in following way:
Two
servers (server1 and server2) are connected using DRBD, which is used
as volume for shared storage. This shared storage is formated using
OCFS2. Server1 has RAID10, while server2 has RAID1 under DRBD.
All three
servers are acc
Hi,
We just had failed OCFS2 file system, which was not fixed by running
fsck.ocfs2. It was still possible to read from it, so I have setup new
RAID10 formated using OCFS2 and copied all files to it. However,
because we have 1.7 milion files, it took a lot of time to copy 'em.
Original OC
Hello,
I'm running 3 server cluster based on DRBD/iSCSI/OCFS2 technologies.
Two servers are connected using DRBD. One of these two servers is set
to be iSCSI target, while all three servers access shared storage as
iSCSI initiators. Shared storage uses OCFS2. For cluster communication
pri
t oops or panic. Maybe it's too early
to conclude that this BUG was finally fixed by this kernel, but error
would usually manifest once every 7 days on one of 3 servers we have in
cluster.
Hopefully this will help OCFS2 users on Centos5.5 that might have
similar problem as we did.
Best Regar
Hi all,
Do I need to run any upgrade (conversion) on OCFS2 1.4 file system
after nodes have been updated to OCFS2 1.6? I see that it works without
any conversion, but I'm not sure if new 1.6 features are available
without some conversion?
Thanks,
Nikola
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Hi all,
Just keep you informed :) After 7 days of normal operations, we again
had server failure because of OCFS2/DLM drop reference bug. I have added
log is on end of message.
We're running Centos5 with latest available RedHat kernel
2.6.18-238.5.1.el5 and OCFS2 1.4.7 installed from packa
Hi,
Do know if there any known issues if Oracle Unbreakable Linux
is installed on top of Centos5.5?
Does anyone have any experience in installing Oracle kernel packages
on Centos in production environment?
Thanks,
Nikola
Sérgio Surkamp wrote:
Hi,
Our NFS setup is running sta
spect some sysctl values are
incorrect. Ensure /proc/sys/kernel/panic and
/proc/sys/kernel/panic_on_oops
are set appropriately. See user's guide for more.
On 03/18/2011 03:51 PM, Nikola Savic wrote:
Hi,
I have 3 nodes cluster using OCFS2 1.4 on CentOS5.5 (kernel
2.6.18-194).
g after panic. However, I
wouldn't like this to happen at all. if there is solution to bug you
mentioned above, I'm more interested to install it.
Best Regards,
Nikola
On 03/18/2011 03:51 PM, Nikola Savic wrote:
Hi,
I have 3 nodes cluster using OCFS2 1.4 on CentO
Hi,
I have 3 nodes cluster using OCFS2 1.4 on CentOS5.5 (kernel
2.6.18-194). Two nodes (server1 and server2) are providing shared
storage using DRBD. Shared storage exported to nodes using iSCSI
(server1 is target and all other nodes are iSCSI initiators).
Today cluster went down. Serv
Hello,
I have 3 node setup using CentOS 5.5 and OCFS2 1.4. Disks from two
nodes (node1 and node2) are connected using DRBD (primary/primary mode)
and this shared storage should be accessable from all three nodes.
Because of that, node1 has the iSCSI target setup on top the /dev/drbd1
devi
Hello,
I installed OCFS2 today on CentOS5.5 and the first impressions on
performance are very good. Initially I used GFS2 on the cluster with 3
nodes. Since RedHat cluster is installed, I use CLVM. One of logical
volumes created using CLVM is formated using OCFS2 and it works well
for now
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