I am trying to get ocfs2 device to mount on boot. These are 2 SLES 11 SP2
servers. I am running HAE. I have added the device to the fstab at the end
like so.
/dev/sdd /etc/xen/vm ocfs2 _netdev,defaults 0 0
It will not mount on boot. I am not sure how to address this one. Can’t find
an error. Is there a better solution for this than usig fstab to mount it?
Obviously this is for a xen setup.
Thanks
Rick B wrote:
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I am trying to get ocfs2 device to mount on boot. These are 2 SLES 11 SP2
servers. I am running HAE. I have added the device to the fstab at the end
like so./dev/sdd /etc/xen/vm ocfs2 _netdev,defaults 0
0It will not mount on boot. I am not sure how to address this one. Can’t
find an error. Is there a better solution for this than usig fstab to
mount it? Obviously this is for a xen setup.Thanks[/color]
I think I figured it out at this point.
http://www.novell.com/communities/node/6820/clustering-xen-heartbeat-and-advanced-hasi#Configuration
it’s for sles10 sp2 but 5.) can be a good starting point.
[QUOTE=Rick B;3506]I am trying to get ocfs2 device to mount on boot. These are 2 SLES 11 SP2
servers. I am running HAE. I have added the device to the fstab at the end
like so.
/dev/sdd /etc/xen/vm ocfs2 _netdev,defaults 0 0
It will not mount on boot. I am not sure how to address this one. Can’t find
an error. Is there a better solution for this than usig fstab to mount it?
Obviously this is for a xen setup.
Thanks[/QUOTE]
Bumping this thread. I cant find the answer anywhere else.
That fstab line doesnt work, boot.local doesnt work.
How did you do it?
snemil wrote:
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Rick B;3506 Wrote:[color=green]
I am trying to get ocfs2 device to mount on boot. These are 2 SLES 11
SP2
servers. I am running HAE. I have added the device to the fstab at the
end
like so./dev/sdd /etc/xen/vm ocfs2 _netdev,defaults
0 0It will not mount on boot. I am not sure how to address this one. Can’t
find
an error. Is there a better solution for this than usig fstab to mount
it?
Obviously this is for a xen setup.Thanks[/color]
Bumping this thread. I cant find the answer anywhere else.
That fstab line doesnt work, boot.local doesnt work.
How did you do it?
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There is a bug in sles. I can confirm this over and over. I have waited a
long time for this to be fixed. If you go to /etc/init.d/rcx.d with x being
number like 3 or 5 and look at the following.
SXXocfs2 and SXXo2cb. Mine default are S04ocfs2 and S03o2cb. I do a mv with
them to S12o2cb and S14ocfs2 in the respective runlevel.
I have this happen at all customer sites as well.
When you reboot ocfs will finish loading for it to mount. If you run yast
services config it will put them back and you will have to do the mv again.
It sucks but that is my only work around I have found.
Hope that resolves it for you.
Rick,
[QUOTE=Rickb;6564][…]
There is a bug in sles. I can confirm this over and over. […]
I do a mv with them to S12o2cb and S14ocfs2 in the respective runlevel.
I have this happen at all customer sites as well.
When you reboot ocfs will finish loading for it to mount. If you run yast
services config it will put them back and you will have to do the mv again.
It sucks but that is my only work around I have found.[/QUOTE]
I can’t currently help with the original issue - but IMO, a better fix would be to locate the missing dependency and to fix the “Required-Start:” statements (it’s in the LSB comments in i.e. /etc/init.d/o2cb). That way, your change would survive any re-configuration of the run levels.
Regards,
Jens
Thank you.
Where do you put the actual mount commando?
snemil wrote:
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Thank you.
Where do you put the actual mount commando?
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I put mine right in fstab as the last line.
[QUOTE=Rickb;6564]snemil wrote:
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Rick B;3506 Wrote:[color=green]
I am trying to get ocfs2 device to mount on boot. These are 2 SLES 11
SP2
servers. I am running HAE. I have added the device to the fstab at the
end
like so./dev/sdd /etc/xen/vm ocfs2 _netdev,defaults
0 0It will not mount on boot. I am not sure how to address this one. Can’t
find
an error. Is there a better solution for this than usig fstab to mount
it?
Obviously this is for a xen setup.Thanks[/color]
Bumping this thread. I cant find the answer anywhere else.
That fstab line doesnt work, boot.local doesnt work.
How did you do it?
[/color]
There is a bug in sles. I can confirm this over and over. I have waited a
long time for this to be fixed. If you go to /etc/init.d/rcx.d with x being
number like 3 or 5 and look at the following.
SXXocfs2 and SXXo2cb. Mine default are S04ocfs2 and S03o2cb. I do a mv with
them to S12o2cb and S14ocfs2 in the respective runlevel.
I have this happen at all customer sites as well.
When you reboot ocfs will finish loading for it to mount. If you run yast
services config it will put them back and you will have to do the mv again.
It sucks but that is my only work around I have found.
Hope that resolves it for you.[/QUOTE]
This works fine. Thank you.
Im not able to run the “yast services config” that will put the files back to the old state - which command or configuration in yast UI do you run for this to happen?
Hi snemil,
Im not able to run the “yast services config” that will put the files back to the old state - which command or configuration in yast UI do you run for this to happen?
probably any command that will invoke "insserv" will revert those changes, as insserv creates a "start/stop tree" by checking service interdependencies described in each service file ("### BEGIN INIT INFO" section in the files in /etc/init.d). Rather than setting start/stop sequences by renaming the resulting S*/K*-files, I recommend to add the missing dependencies in /etc/init.d/ocfs2 and /etc/init.d/o2cb. The S/K-numbers depend on the number and type of services installed, giving fixed numbers will only help under specific circumstances.
Regards,
Jens