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Package: linux-image-amd64
Severity: important
In their current newsletter, LINBIT states:
DRBD 8.4.2 Has been Released
For any user of DRBD-8.4, we suggest an upgrade to 8.4.2 as changes to the
kernel in version 2.6.36 or newer have caused an issue that may cause data
corruption on a Secondary/Sync target when using protocols A or B. (In the 8.3
series this was already fixed with the 8.3.13 release).
It is worth noting that all previous DRBD releases did not enforce correct
ordering of (some) write operations on a resync-target node. It is a rare
condition that could trigger the potential data corruption. It may cause
corruption in the sense that it looks like if a single block write was not
executed on the secondary. Actually it was overwritten with the previous
version of the data. This second write originates from the resync process.
Apart from that those nasty bugs, we have also fixed a condition where "disk-barrier no" and
"disk-flushes no" were ineffective. This was the reason why some people were reporting
"drbd-8.3 is faster than drbd-8.4".
Referenced GIT commit:
http://git.drbd.org/gitweb.cgi?p=drbd-8.4.git;a=tag;h=refs/tags/drbd-8.4.2
Please verify if this bug(fix) applies to any Debian maintained
kernel!
Thank you,
Raoul
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On Wed, 2012-09-12 at 11:40 +0200, Raoul Bhatia [IPAX] wrote:
> Package: linux-image-amd64
> Severity: important
>
> In their current newsletter, LINBIT states:
>
> > DRBD 8.4.2 Has been Released
> >
> > For any user of DRBD-8.4, we suggest an upgrade to 8.4.2 as changes to the
> > kernel in version 2.6.36 or newer have caused an issue that may cause data
> > corruption on a Secondary/Sync target when using protocols A or B. (In the
> > 8.3 series this was already fixed with the 8.3.13 release).
> >
> > It is worth noting that all previous DRBD releases did not enforce correct
> > ordering of (some) write operations on a resync-target node. It is a rare
> > condition that could trigger the potential data corruption. It may cause
> > corruption in the sense that it looks like if a single block write was not
> > executed on the secondary. Actually it was overwritten with the previous
> > version of the data. This second write originates from the resync process.
> >
> > Apart from that those nasty bugs, we have also fixed a condition where
> > "disk-barrier no" and "disk-flushes no" were ineffective. This was the
> > reason why some people were reporting "drbd-8.3 is faster than drbd-8.4".
>
>
> Referenced GIT commit:
> http://git.drbd.org/gitweb.cgi?p=drbd-8.4.git;a=tag;h=refs/tags/drbd-8.4.2
>
> Please verify if this bug(fix) applies to any Debian maintained
> kernel!
We don't track out-of-tree drivers. If you can identify relevant bug
fixes in the mainline Linux kernel, please do so.
Ben.
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