Hello, I have recently seen a similiar/identical issue; The affected Site runs Linux CentOS (5.5) and SRSS 4.2. I assumed this to be a linux bug actually but i am not so sure anymore.
*) not all usb-sticks are affected, some work, some dont (transcend sticks seem to be affected alot). These errors appear on the server log: Jan 18 13:42:03 opac kernel: Dev utdisk1: unable to read RDB block 0 Jan 18 13:42:03 opac kernel: Buffer I/O error on device utdisk1, logical block 0 Jan 18 13:42:03 opac kernel: Buffer I/O error on device utdisk1, logical block 0 Jan 18 13:42:03 opac kernel: unable to read partition table Jan 18 13:42:05 opac kernel: Buffer I/O error on device utdisk1, logical block 0 Reading on the net, it seems that this indeed is a linux kernel bug; what is odd though, SunRay2 Systems are not affected, only Sunray3. Still could be a bug linux side, caused by different chipsets on the sunrays? or a Ray3 firmware problem? I did not yet find a Solution for this issue, since CentOS isnt in the support matrix i guess it will be tricky to open a SR at oracle. Has anyone come across this issue and/or found a solution? Regards, Philipp Vymazal On Thu, 2011-01-13 at 17:25 +0100, Thomas Mitzka wrote: > Hi folks, > interesting feature or problem: > We did the upgrade to the actual version of SRSS. If we connect a SR2 > client and plug an USB-stick in, it will be detected. If we plug the > same USB-Stick into a SR3 client it will not be detected?! Has anyone > realized this behaviour of SR3 clients too? > > Thank you very much in advanced > > Thomas Mitzka > -- IPS Gesellschaft für innovative EDV-Produkte und - Systeme GmbH Franzosengraben 10 A-1030 Wien Tel.: +43 1 796 86 86 - 53 Mobil: +43 664 3979491 E-Mail: vyma...@ips.at _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list SunRay-Users@filibeto.org http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
