Hello Richard,
Do you know which kernel you were using before the reboot ? Was
everything working as expected before this upgrade/reboot action ?
What packages were upgraded ? (you can check in apt history).
What if you move back to the kernel you were, can you create the
filesystem ? Does it mitigate the issue ?
Are you having any problems with DRBD ? Is it fully sync'ed ? Are you
able to create other filesystems on top of the DRBD volume with no
issues ?
I'm flagging this as incomplete until you provide more information. Feel
free to move this back to New so we can re-triage this accordingly.
** Changed in: ocfs2-tools (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Incomplete
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