mounted.ocfs2 -f dirty reads slot_map to show the information.
The only time this information is incorrect if the last node that
had this volume mounted, crashed. slot_map information is
recovered only when that volume is mounted again.

Do:
$ watch -d -n2 "debugfs.ocfs2 -R \"hb\" /dev/sde1"

This will show if any node is still heartbeating. There are instances
when a node crashes but is still heartbeating. See if that is the case.
If so, reset that box.

Lastly, to run fsck, do fsck.ocfs2 -f /dev/sde1.

Kendall, Kim wrote:

I have a 4 node RAC cluster that had all 4 nodes crash. The systems locked up.

Everytime I tried to bring up a box, it hung. So I commented out all the ocfs2 volumes from the fstab file and the system booted fine.

I have 3 volumes that were in use at the time and 3 volumes that have were unmounted. After booting, I see even though no volumes are mounted (commented out of the fstab), I can see that it THINKS they are!

#mounted.ocfs2 -f

Device                FS     Nodes

/dev/sde1             ocfs2  appsdb1

/dev/sdf1             ocfs2  appsdb3

/dev/sdg1             ocfs2  appsdb3

/dev/sdh1             ocfs2  Not mounted

/dev/sdi1             ocfs2  Not mounted

/dev/sdj1             ocfs2  Not mounted

I set o2cb and ocfs2 NOT to start on boot up on all 4 nodes and rebooted. After the reboot it looks like the volumes think they are still in use by node 0 and 2.

#mounted.ocfs2 -f

Device                FS     Nodes

/dev/sde1             ocfs2  0

/dev/sdf1             ocfs2  2

/dev/sdg1             ocfs2  2

/dev/sdh1             ocfs2  Not mounted

/dev/sdi1             ocfs2  Not mounted

/dev/sdj1             ocfs2  Not mounted

I started o2cb and fsck.ocfs2 one of the volumes

#fsck.ocfs2 /dev/sde1

Checking OCFS2 filesystem in /dev/sde1:

  label:              st_dbf1

  uuid:               08 dd 84 44 da 6e 4e 7e 80 a0 82 2f fd 80 de c0

  number of blocks:   131070208

  bytes per block:    4096

  number of clusters: 511993

  bytes per cluster:  1048576

  max slots:          4

/dev/sde1 is clean.  It will be checked after 20 additional mounts.

Where should I be looking here?

TIA

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