Note: "permalinks" may not be as permanent as we would like,
direct links of old sources may well be a few messages off.
Quoting Digimer <linux at alteeve.com>: > On 07/19/2011 12:47 PM, listslut at outofoptions.net wrote: >> Digimer. Thanks for the help. I went back and partitioned the drive >> for lvm and then it didn't show up at all. I removed the partitions and >> suddenly everything went according to plan. I'm guessing this just got >> everything back to a known state. Not sure. The changes on the first >> machine would always show up on the second machine. So, who knows... >> >> Thanks Again. >> Ken > > Ensure that the rebuilt partitions/LVs are clustered. > > Also, *please* setup real fencing ASAP. You *will* corrupt your data > without it. > > Best of luck. > Thanks. I'll look into the fencing. I'm using a cluster that was already up and running but having performance issues as a rough guide. These are HP machines with ilo cards so I'll look into that method soon. I am just looking at this cluster as a temp for now to move to so I can dig into the 'real' cluster. ;) One small thing remains. I'm sure it isn't a drbd issue though. I thought I was good to go with everything. All of the commands to display various lvm data show up on the second node but there is nothing in the /dev directory. I didn't realize this until I went to make the file system on the second node. Any advice on where to look for that info? I'll hit the RH site after lunch. Thanks again. Ken Lowther