On Mon, 16 Apr 2007, Jeff Blaine wrote:
As I said above ("and is NOT using 'logging'"):
I think you lied then:
In Solaris 9 you need to mount with nologging. In solaris 8 you needed to
not mount with logging.
Wow!
That's totally news to me. Are you sure that was a change between
Solaris 8 and Solaris 9 (and not Solaris 9 first --> Solaris 9
later)?
Technically I think like the link I included it's between Solaris 9 pre
9/04 and Solaris 9 9/04, but I didn't actually upgrade anything until
after that, so...
I did apparently lie!
Naughty naughty. Smack your hands with a ruler or something.
So we have 60 boxes with /cache logging and zero problems. I
guess we're very very lucky? :O
Not really. Like I said, "we don't know that...."
If all you use /cache for is the afs cache, it's a warnign which doesn't
apply. it's only when you do other (non afs cache manager) I/O in the
cache partition that you can end up deadlocking.
Derrick
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