Hi
I want to mount the lustre client on the non-root user
I have added the following line in /etc/fstab file
192.168.10.11:/lustre/home/user/aa lustrerw,noauto,user,sync 0 0
But when I am trying to mount through my non-root user, I am receiving this
error
[user@cl01 ~]$ mount
lctl del_ost was added in the upcoming Lustre 2.16 to remove a specific OST
while the filesystem is online. What it does is actually launching the
llog_cancel commands for the specified OST, hence with reduced risk of user
errors (like what happened here). We have used it several times in
Hi
I am using Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.6 (Ootpa), with Kernel Linux
4.18.0-372.9.1.el8_lustre.x86_64 and Lustre Version 2.15.1.
I was previously using ldiskfs and now I want to use ZFS with Lustre. Can
you let me know what packages need to be installed?
I have the following packages installed
Ellis, the addition of dynamic conns_per_peer for TCP connections is relatively
new. There would be no performance "regression" against earlier Lustre
releases (which always had the equivalent of conns_per_peer=1), just not
additional performance gains for high-speed Ethernet interfaces.
The
You should follow the documented process, that's why it is documented. All
targets need to be unmounted to make it work properly.
On Feb 2, 2023, at 01:08, BALVERS Martin
mailto:martin.balv...@danone.com>> wrote:
Hi Andreas,
Thank you for answering.
Can I just run the ‘tunefs.lustre
Hi Andreas,
Thank you for answering.
Can I just run the ‘tunefs.lustre --writeconf /dev/ost_device’ on the affected
server (serving OST0002 in my case) on a live filesystem? So unmount OST0002,
issue writeconf command and mount OST0002 again?
Or should I follow the procedure as described in
