node01# /usr/local/bin/drbd-gui-helper-0.8.10 get-disk-info
WARNING: unknown partition: 65 80 1953514584 sdv
WARNING: unknown partition: 65 96 1953514584 sdw
WARNING: unknown partition: 65 112 1953514584 sdx
WARNING: unknown partition: 65 128 1953514584 sdy
/dev/md0 rl:/dev/md0 size:7814057984
/dev/md1 rl:/dev/md1 size:7814057984
/dev/md2 rl:/dev/md2 size:7814057984
/dev/md3 rl:/dev/md3 size:7814057984
/dev/sda rl:/dev/sda size:29313144
/dev/sda1 rl:/dev/disk/by-uuid/f0418aa8-0d3a-442c-9ada-6ed8ba80b687
size:27181948 mp:/ fs:ext3 used:5
/dev/sda5 rl:/dev/disk/by-uuid/29efb6d6-13c1-416c-ab22-eba0016361f5
size:2128581 fs:swap mp:swap
/dev/sdv rl:/dev/sdv size:1953514584
/dev/sdw rl:/dev/sdw size:1953514584
/dev/sdx rl:/dev/sdx size:1953514584
/dev/sdy rl:/dev/sdy size:1953514584
node02# /usr/local/bin/drbd-gui-helper-0.8.10 get-disk-info
WARNING: unknown partition: 65 80 1953514584 sdv
WARNING: unknown partition: 65 96 1953514584 sdw
WARNING: unknown partition: 65 112 1953514584 sdx
WARNING: unknown partition: 65 128 1953514584 sdy
/dev/md0 rl:/dev/md0 size:7814057984
/dev/md1 rl:/dev/md1 size:7814057984
/dev/md2 rl:/dev/md2 size:7814057984
/dev/md3 rl:/dev/md3 size:7814057984
/dev/sda rl:/dev/sda size:29313144
/dev/sda1 rl:/dev/disk/by-uuid/f0418aa8-0d3a-442c-9ada-6ed8ba80b687
size:27181948 mp:/ fs:ext3 used:5
/dev/sda5 rl:/dev/disk/by-uuid/29efb6d6-13c1-416c-ab22-eba0016361f5
size:2128581 fs:swap mp:swap
/dev/sdv rl:/dev/sdv size:1953514584
/dev/sdw rl:/dev/sdw size:1953514584
/dev/sdx rl:/dev/sdx size:1953514584
/dev/sdy rl:/dev/sdy size:1953514584
Kind regards,
Caspar Smit
2011/1/21 Rasto Levrinc <rasto.levrinc at linbit.com>
Post by Caspar Smit...
Post by Caspar SmitIt shows the device for node1 (/dev/md3) but not for node2 (/dev/md3 is
hidden) I don't know why it is hidden because it is not in use by
anything
hmm, there must be something different on these two nodes. Could you show
me the output of /usr/local/bin/drbd-gui-helper-0.8.10 get-disk-info
from both nodes?
Thanks,
Rasto
Post by Caspar Smitbtw, the /dev/sdv /dev/sdw /dev/sdx /dev/sdy are assigned as spare disks
/dev/sdv is spare of /dev/md0
/dev/sdw is spare of /dev/md1
/dev/sdx is spare of /dev/md2
/dev/sdy is spare of /dev/md3
All md's are in the same sparegroup.
I guess those disks are not "available" or anything so should be hidden
in the Storage (DRBD)?
Kind regards,
Caspar Smit
2011/1/21 Rasto Levrinc <rasto.levrinc at linbit.com>
Post by Rasto LevrincPost by Caspar SmitI can add to this that even after manually adding the r3 config to
Storage (DRBD) allthough the resource is up and running fine when I
Can you show me the resource config section of the resource r3? The
devices on which you have the DRBD, don't show up in the graph, right? The
DRBD MC, tries to hide some devices in order to save space, but
sometimes it hides to much.
Post by Caspar SmitPost by Caspar SmitWhy isn't it possible to keep the rx.res files?
There's a plan to generate this style of config.
Rasto
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