Coly,
You don't have to specify the hbdev. You will have the partition mounted
to run this test.
Make sure you set /dlm directory to 777. The user needs to have full
access to /dlm.
The domain is the UUID of the volume you are using.
debugfs.ocfs2 -R stats <device> |grep UUID
As for the lockname, I usually choose the biggest file I have on the
partition.
To get the lockname:
debugfs.ocfs2 -R "encode <filepath>" <device>
Regards,
Marcos Eduardo Matsunaga
Oracle USA
Linux Engineering
“The statements and opinions expressed here are my own and do not
necessarily represent those of Oracle Corporation.”
Coly Li wrote:
When I tried to run run_lvb_torture.py, there were some parameters I don't know
how to use.
>From the usage information,
run_lvb_torture.py [-d | --dlmfs <dlmfs path>] [-i | --iteractions
<iteractions>] [-H | --hbdev
<heartbeat device>] [-l | --logfile <logfile>] [-n | --nodelist <nodelist>] <domain>
<lockname>
[-h|--help]
1) what is heartbeat device? Should I create a separated ocfs2 partition as a
heartbeat device ?
2) what is domain and lockname ? how to set it ?
I tried to google it and check the code, since I do not have clear conception
for domain/lockname,
the information was very limited for me.
Thanks in advance.
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