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Le 4 nov. 2009 à 22:15, "Robin H. Johnson" <robbat2@g.o> a |
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> On Wed, Nov 04, 2009 at 09:32:49PM +0100, Ulrich David wrote: |
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>> If I upgrade multipath to 0.4.8-r1 on a running system with mounted |
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>> partitions (using multipath-0.4.7-r2) : |
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> Can you boot with 0.4.8-r1 at all? |
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> I'm just interested what disks turn up. |
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My system is on one dual path SAN volume (sda,sdb). With 0.4.8-r1 sda1 |
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(/boot), sda2 (swap) and sda3 (/) are correctly mapped so I can boot. |
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But sda5 (/usr) and sda6 (/var) are not mapped... Mapping breaks at |
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sda4. So I don't have access to all I need (as /usr/lib for libaio, |
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parted, ...). Instead sda4 is mapped which doesn't contain any |
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filesystem (base extended partition). |
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> I'm trying to get some access to a SAN mounted space elsewhere to |
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> test, |
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> so I can debug it further, should know later today if I can get |
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> access. |
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>> kpartx failed on mapping system4 which should be not mapped (I |
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>> think, because its my extended base partition). The only thing which |
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>> is changed is the addition of system4. |
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> yeah, kpartx doesn't seem to be liking the extended partition, I'm not |
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> 100% sure why yet, but it's beyond the udev rules I'm sure. |
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>> I hope this should help. If not I could mount a disk in my blades, |
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>> install the system on the internal disk and try to mount a SAN |
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>> volume on it with the same partition scheme. So I could better test |
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>> it without boot problems. |
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> If I can't get access to the test setup I wanted, I'll get back to you |
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> on more detailed testing. |
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If you cannot get access to a SAN I will see if I have time to do a |
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setup at work. |
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David |
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> -- |
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> Robin Hugh Johnson |
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> Gentoo Linux: Developer, Trustee & Infrastructure Lead |
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> E-Mail : robbat2@g.o |
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