On 04/25/2014 08:40 AM, Cheng Cheng wrote: > Hi, > > I am currently use iscsistart to mount the root filesystem in Debian. > However, the system will fail to reboot due to failing to logout target. > If I force to logout the target while umount rootfs, the system will not > be able to read "reboot" as it resides on the iscsi volume. > > Now I during rebooting (runlevel 6), I change the root filesystem to a > ramfs with iscsiadm and related libraries loaded. However, after I > chroot into the ramfs, I am unable to logout the target. I already have > proc, sysfs, dev mounted to ramfs, and I can use "iscsiadm --mode > session" to list connect session. But logout just fails. > > Can anyone share some hints into this issue?
The Root on iSCSI setup should work fine on Debian too. Just mark your root device "_netdev" also. And as Mike said, we don't bother much about logging out all session at shutdown. We need to ensure the last data bits to get synced. -- Given the large number of mailing lists I follow, I request you to CC me in replies for quicker response
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