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Thanks . <br>
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I am using drbd-rh9-1.0.0.i686.tar available at openssi.org . Trying
to use drbd with SSI . But you cleared up a few things for me I think .<br>
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James Doherty wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Mon, 2004-11-15 at 17:26 -0800, aleks wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I loaded the module ..... insmod nbd .... then /dev/nbd/0 shows up in
my filesystem ....
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The DRBD module is called "drbd". Once you modprobe this /dev/drbdX
devices will appear (and you should be able to cat /proc/drbd)
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<pre wrap="">I run /etc/init.d/drbd start which does not show any output ( should
there be ? ) ...
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There should be quite a bit of output (assuming you are physically at
the machine).
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<pre wrap="">Then I try mkfs -t ext3 /dev/nbd/0 ..... which fails ( I forget the
exact error messages , I'll repost
if that's important ) .
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After you modprobe the "drbd" module and set the resource(s) of one
machine to the "primary" state, you should be able to create the
filesystem.
You didn't mention what version of DRBD you are running, but you might
find this useful:
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://linuxha.trick.ca/DRBD">http://linuxha.trick.ca/DRBD</a>
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