4.15 (iscsitarget-module-2.6.24.21-server_0.4.15-5ubuntu2+2.6.24-21.42_i386.deb) wouldn't compile down to a module.
4.16 (iscsitarget-0.5.16.tar.gz) from the Iscsi project compiled and is running great. I have Ubuntu installed on it currently (in VMWare ESXi, but in a file mounted over iScsi to another machine). Physical [ Dell PE 2900 - VMWare ] <------- iScsi -----------> [ Dell PE 800 - Ubuntu Server 8.04 LTS, Flat File 10GB on MD1 (software raid 5 on 3 160GB 7200 RPM drives] Virtual [ Ubuntu Desktop 8.04 ] running on VMWare, files on Dell PE 800. Stan On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 2:42 PM, Portelance, Brad < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Stan, Congratulations on getting it working! I had no problems the > first time around. I'm wondering if it has something to do with doing a "yum > –y upgrade". I also tried the latest version of ietd and the next to latest > just to see if that was it. It compiles just fine. > > You were able to use the latest 4.16? > > > > Brad > > > ------------------------------ > > *From:* Vermont Area Group of Unix Enthusiasts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > *On Behalf Of *Stanley Brinkerhoff > *Sent:* Friday, October 17, 2008 1:24 PM > *To:* [email protected] > *Subject:* Re: Help with CENTOS iscsi / vmware esx-i > > > > Brad, > > > Thanks for prompting me to do this! I just completed bringing up a LUN > from my Ubuntu 8.04 LTS Server machine and its currently mounted on my ESXi > server. I cheated a little; as I don't have LVM or any extra partition > space available -- I just made a simple loopback file. > > On Linux: > Installed iscsitarget ... (for anyone doing this.. there is a bug with > iscsi-target-source and Ubuntu .. I followed a bug response to actually > compile the module: > > https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/iscsitarget/+bug/208281/comments/2 > ) > > dd if=/dev/zero of=/media/hd-image1 count=2000MB > mkfs.ext3 -c /media/hd-image1 << Probably not needed.. but I wanted to > mount it locally first. > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/etc# cat ietd.conf | grep -v "#" > > Target iqn.2008-10.corp.claramartin:cmcdata1.local.images.hd-image1 > Lun 0 Path=/media/hd-image1 > > Started iscsi-target.... > > At this point, I am running Windows 2008 on my laptop -- I connected with > the Windows 2008 iscsi initiator. The partition showed up as uninitialized > in Computer Management, so I initialized it, and formatted it. I cancelled > the format about 2% through, and assumed everything was going to work (I saw > a 2GB disk available). > > I went to ESXi, Config tab, Storage Adapters tab: > > - Enabled iScsi > - Added dynamic host by IP > "vmhba37:1:0" shows up as a disk of 2.25 GB (lun id 0) > > Clicked storage, clicked add storage, and added the disk (2.00 GB, 1.72GB > available after format, its now VMFS3). > > I haven't actually booted a VMWare instance off the system yet, but so far > it looks reasonably good. I am still wondering why I just iscsi'd a 2GB > file off from a raid 5 set of 7200RPM ide drives from a dual quad zeon with > onboard 15krpm drives and a 2GB raid card.. but thats another story. > > > Stan > > On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 11:16 AM, Portelance, Brad < > [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi everyone, I'm a long time lurker to the list and would like to see if > anyone has ever come across an issue I'm having now. > > > > I've created an iscsi SAN on a server running CENTOS 5.2 (Redhat based) and > the iscsi-target package (ietd) which is promoted as a free, enterprise > ready iscsi-target. On the other end VMWARE-ESX-i 3.5 with iscsi support. > > > > When I first put this together, it worked just fine. I went and tried > OpenFiler for the iscsi SAN, but decided to go back to CENTOS. > > > > The problem is now that when I get VMWARE to attach to the iscsi-target it > gives me an error that it can't create the file system. (Error SCSI: 4506: > Cannot find a path to device vmhba32:0:0 in a good state. Trying path > vmhba32:0:0). > > > > The target shows up and VMWARE even tried to write a partition (Which I've > deleted in between tries), but fails while trying to format the disk. I can > see the new partition on the drive. > > > > I've checked the configuration on both ends at least 20 times, googled for > answers, and even recompiled the ietd software and just can't seem to figure > it out. The ietd.conf file is very basic: "Lun 0 Path=/dev/sdb" (I've tried > Type Fileio, Blockio, IOMode=wb,etc). > > > > Has anyone else ever seen this? > > > > Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. > > Thanks! > > Brad > > >
