Gluster users - May 2016 - VM disks corruption on 3.7.11

On 25/05/2016 5:36 PM, Kevin Lemonnier wrote:
> Nope, not solved !
> Looks like directsync just delays the problem, this morning the VM had
> thrown a bunch of I/O errors again. Tried writethrough and it seems to
> behave exactly like cache=none, the errors appear in a few minutes.
> Trying again with directsync and no errors for now, so it looks like
> directsync is better than nothing, but still doesn't solve the problem.


Bummer :(


Whats the underlying filesystem under the bricks?

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Lindsay Mathieson

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>    Whats the underlying filesystem under the bricks?
I use XFS, I read that was recommended. What are you using ?
Since yours seems to work, I'm not opposed to changing !

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