Hi Thomas, nice to see you have remained active in the Lustre community.
To your question, I don't have an answer, but it seems like the timeout may
be masking the root issue - perhaps a system or network issue - I always
start with hostname resolution. :)
On Oct 24, 2017 11:08 AM, "Thomas Roth"
Sorry to have bothered you - works now.
I have set /sys/fs/lustre/timeout=3000, quite brutally, to make things go verrry slowly, and after 25
minutes the mount was there.
Which control aka timeout-parameter _should_ I have tuned instead in such a
situation?
Regards,
Thomas
On 10/24/2017
Hi all,
in a Lustre 2.10, CentOS 7.4 test system, I have a pair of MDS, format command
was
> mkfs.lustre --mgs --mdt --fsname=test --index=0
--servicenode=10.20.1.198@o2ib5 --servicenode=10.20.1.199@o2ib5
--mgsnode=10.20.1.198@o2ib5 --mgsnode=10.20.1.199@o2ib5 /dev/drbd0
I added some
