Note: "permalinks" may not be as permanent as we would like,
direct links of old sources may well be a few messages off.
Be careful, by default, creating a new filesystem is destructive operation. Regards, M. dascione wrote: > > Iustin Pop-2 wrote: >> What filesystem are you using? >> >> regards, >> iustin >> > > I WAS using the ext3 filesystem. After posting this I started looking for > sync problems with ext3 and ext2 filesystems even though I wasn't using > ext2. One topic came up and the guy had the same exact problem. Anyway the > result of the post was that ext3 is not a shared filesystem and he had to > use one of a specific list of shared filesystems in order for it to work. > It makes sense that it will not work with ext3. > > A list of shared filesystems and block devices were listed: > > Shared Block Devices: > SAN > Dual attached SCSI > GNBD > DRBD > iSCSI > > Shared Filesystem: > gfs > gfs2 > gpfs > ocfs > ocfs2 > > I choose to go with the ocfs2 filesystem and found a complete guide to > setting it up with my current configuration of DRBD without having to > invalidate all my data on the second machine and resync. Here is a link to > the guide http://www.drbd.org/users-guide/ch-ocfs2.html > > Just for the record my problem is solved, thank you guys. For anyone else > that comes across this I hope the information above suffices for a > resolution for your problem. >