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List:       ocfs2-users
Subject:    Re: [Ocfs2-users] No space left on device
From:       Simonas <simonasg () gmail ! com>
Date:       2011-04-27 20:26:01
Message-ID: 4DB87BD9.1050901 () gmail ! com
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well, I had bad experience with Oracle and CentOS 5.5.
1. I couldn't make Pacemaker to control DRBD and OCFS2 in right way, 
because Centos kernel does not support some type of distributed lock 
manager.
2. I was using latest DRBD and OCFS2, working with centos 5.5 kernel, 
and went to "no space left" problem.
3. Then I tried to install Oracle unbreakable linux kernel and newer 
OCFS2, but there no DRBD support !

Now these servers are visualized and protected with vmware HA,
and I decided to keep as far as possible from centos, suse (aka 
microsoft linux) and oracle ...


On 2011.04.27 22:16, Stefan Priebe - Profihost AG wrote:
>> I have solved problem by stopping using OCFS2. Try to avoid this file
>> system in any way!
> Very funny answer ;-) GFS2 is even more worth / only usable with Redhat.
> All other distris it mostly fails every few hours with some strange errors.
>
> Which one would you recommand?
>
> Stefan


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