Hi Igor,
Many thanks for the quick reply.
Your advice concurs with my own thoughts, given the damage, probably
safest to wipe the OSD's and start over.
thanks again,
Jake
On 05/07/18 14:28, Igor Fedotov wrote:
> Hi Jake,
>
> IMO it doesn't make sense to recover from this drive/data as the da
Hi Jake,
IMO it doesn't make sense to recover from this drive/data as the damage
coverage looks pretty wide.
By modifying BlueFS code you can bypass that specific assertion but most
probably BlueFS and other BlueStore stuff are pretty inconsistent and
most probably are unrecoverable at the
Dear All,
I have a Mimic (13.2.0) cluster, which, due to a bad disk controller,
corrupted three Bluestore OSD's on one node.
Unfortunately these three OSD's crash when they try to start.
systemctl start ceph-osd@193
(snip)
/BlueFS.cc: 828: FAILED assert(r != q->second->file_map.end())
Full log
