Dear list,
When looking into performance tuning DRBD, I found the max-bio-bvecs
settings as a performance factor. I set it to 1 due to the comment below
(which is slow). Is this problem still the case (we are using DRBD
version 8.4.0-1)? Can one enforce the alignment settings for ext3/ext4?
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On 9/25/11 1:57 AM, Christian Völker wrote:
I wanted to make the secondary now the new primary with "drbdadm
primary drbd0" but it refused to do so because the primary was still
reachable by ping and network as well drbd service was running.
Did you 'drbdadm secondary drbd0' on the primary firs
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Hi David,
>> I wanted to make the secondary now the new primary with "drbdadm
>> primary drbd0" but it refused to do so because the primary was
>> still reachable by ping and network as well drbd service was
>> running.
> Did you 'drbdadm secondary d
On 9/25/11 8:13 AM, Christian Völker wrote:
I have to manually set my primary to act as secondary even though it
seems to be obvious because he has lost his disk? That's strange
It can still fulfill it's IO requests by sending them over the wire. I'm
not sure if you use Pacemaker's DRBD scri
On 2011-09-25 14:13, Christian Völker wrote:
> Hi David,
>
>>> I wanted to make the secondary now the new primary with "drbdadm
>>> primary drbd0" but it refused to do so because the primary was
>>> still reachable by ping and network as well drbd service was
>>> running.
>> Did you 'drbdadm seco
Hi,
I'm calculating external meta data size for a resource of size 976773168
total sectors.
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Using the "first" formula (the "exact" formula, not the approximation)
gives:
[ (976773168/262144) x 8 ] + 72 = 29880.751464844 (sectors)
where 262144 = 2^18 (2 raised to the 18th power)
and
