Can I safely assume that the only difference between a ro node and a rw node in
the same cluster is the "ro" or "rw" switch in /etc/fstab upon mount (we are
using Redhat)? If a ro node crashes, will it be fenced off the cluster just
like a rw node causing a brief jitter? Any doc that you can r
Hi,
I am new to the world of cluster file system and also with ocfs2. I am
setting up a cluster as a research project and it looks like :
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/A7CUF3b_SkzJ0NZKbkyyng?feat=directlink
The heartbeat will not support ocfs2. Also since in my case the drbd
is in dual pr
ro is just a mount option which has no affect on the cluster. Well,
the only time it affects is when the device is a read-only media
in which case the mount detects it and mounts the volume hard-ro.
In that case, the cluster stack is automatically skipped.
For normal ro mounts, you can change it o
On 2009年12月08日 02:06, Sunil Mushran Wrote:
> ro is just a mount option which has no affect on the cluster. Well,
> the only time it affects is when the device is a read-only media
> in which case the mount detects it and mounts the volume hard-ro.
> In that case, the cluster stack is automaticall
Hello,
Looking at the New features list
(http://oss.oracle.com/osswiki/OCFS2/NewFeaturesList) I've noticed that a lot
of new features are marked as requiring a 2.6.2x or 2.6.3x kernel. As we're
keen on using vendor-provided kernels I was wondering what features (namely
noatime / nodiratime) wo
Wessel wrote:
> Looking at the New features list
> (http://oss.oracle.com/osswiki/OCFS2/NewFeaturesList) I've noticed that a lot
> of new features are marked as requiring a 2.6.2x or 2.6.3x kernel. As we're
> keen on using vendor-provided kernels I was wondering what features (namely
> noatime
Any idea ?
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 10:13 PM, unni krishnan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to the world of cluster file system and also with ocfs2. I am
> setting up a cluster as a research project and it looks like :
>
> http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/A7CUF3b_SkzJ0NZKbkyyng?feat=directlink
>
> Th