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2002 Apr 25
3
ext3 with 2.4.18, back to 2.2.20 ?
Hi,
I installed a 2.4.18 kernel, with ext3 support and make a
tune2fs -j /dev/sdxxx
with all partitions, now I want to run a 2.2.20 kernel, I want to know if I
can use the patch for 2.2.20 series (0.0.7a) without problems with my new
ext3 partitions, or I must mount it as ext2 from 2.2.20, greetings and reply
to admin@cideweb.com, I'm not subscribed to the list.
2004 Mar 30
1
RHEL 3 and OCFS 1.0.9-12 / 1.0.11-1
...yet >
trustworthy.
well - tough one, it works, but the big issue is that you rredologfile need
to be contiguous on disk, otherwise you might have failures, exact same goes
for rhel3 as rhas21.
you can see that by running debugocfs
eg : /ocfs/log/foo1.dbf -> debugocfs -f /log/foo1.dbf /dev/sdXXX that will
show how many offsets (should only have one) in the extents if its more than
1, dd it over with a very large blocksize and see if that ends up being 1
contig file. if you do that, everything should work, however, there just
hasn't been enough real testing with aio, need to ggather mor...
2004 Jun 04
1
RHE L3 -- OCFS 1.0.9-12 and 1.0.12
...well - tough one, it works, but the big issue is that you rredologfile
> need to be contiguous on disk, otherwise you might have
> failures, exact
> same goes for rhel3 as rhas21. you can see that by running debugocfs
> eg :
> /ocfs/log/foo1.dbf -> debugocfs -f /log/foo1.dbf /dev/sdXXX
> that will show how many offsets (should only have one) in the extents
> if its more than 1, dd it over with a very large blocksize and see if
> that ends up being 1 contig file.
>
> if you do that, everything should work, however, there just
> hasn't been
> enough real...
2004 Apr 22
1
A couple more minor questions about OCFS and RHE L3
...well - tough one, it works, but the big issue is that you rredologfile
> need to be contiguous on disk, otherwise you might have
> failures, exact
> same goes for rhel3 as rhas21. you can see that by running debugocfs
> eg :
> /ocfs/log/foo1.dbf -> debugocfs -f /log/foo1.dbf /dev/sdXXX
> that will show how many offsets (should only have one) in the extents
> if its more than 1, dd it over with a very large blocksize and see if
> that ends up being 1 contig file.
>
> if you do that, everything should work, however, there just
> hasn't been
> enough real...
2004 Mar 08
0
A couple more minor questions about OCFS and RHE L3
...well - tough one, it works, but the big issue is that you rredologfile
> need to be contiguous on disk, otherwise you might have
> failures, exact
> same goes for rhel3 as rhas21. you can see that by running debugocfs
> eg :
> /ocfs/log/foo1.dbf -> debugocfs -f /log/foo1.dbf /dev/sdXXX
> that will show how many offsets (should only have one) in the extents
> if its more than 1, dd it over with a very large blocksize and see if
> that ends up being 1 contig file.
>
> if you do that, everything should work, however, there just
> hasn't been
> enough real...
2004 Mar 07
1
A couple more minor questions about OCFS and RHEL3
Oracle appears to have Wim chained in the basement, forced to answer
mailing list questions at all hours. I do appreciate it.
Our cluster has been stable since we installed RAC, but a few minor issues
have me concerned. First, our storage array seems to maintain continuous
low-level activity even when the database is shut down. The CPUs spend a
modest amount of time in iowait state while this
2008 Aug 01
1
duplicate entries on ext3 when using readdir/readdir64
Hello,
I have a problem with directories that contain more than 10000 entries
(Ubuntu 8.04.1) or with more than 70000 entries (RHEL 5.2). If you use
readdir(3) or readdir64(3) you get one entry twice, with same name and
inode.
Some analyzing showed that disabling dir_index solves this problem, but
I think that this is a bug in the ext3 code, as no other file-system
shows this behavior.