create a image that stores information in erasure-pool failed

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You can't use erasure coded pools directly with RBD. They're only suitable
for use with RGW or as the base pool for a replicated cache pool, and you
need to be very careful/specific with the configuration. I believe this is
well-documented, so check it out! :)
-Greg

On Saturday, July 12, 2014, qixiaofang at chinacloud.com.cn <
qixiaofang at chinacloud.com.cn> wrote:

>  hi,all:
>    I created an erasure-code pool ,I create a 1GB image named fool that
> stores information in the erasure-code pool,however the action
> failed,with tips as follows:
>
>  root at mon1:~# rbd create foo --size 1024 --pool ecpool
> rbd: create error: (95) Operation not supported2014-07-13 10:32:55.311330
> 7f1b6563f780 -1 librbd: error adding image to directory: (95) Operation not
> supported
>
> since I created another image in general pool ,the action succeed.so I
> wonder wheter it's my mistake or it's a problem in erasure-code pool.Could
> you help me solving this puzzing problem?thank you very much!
> my cluster are deployed as follows:
>
> one monitor
> six osds
> EC pool :ecpool with 100pgs,profile:jerasure,k=4,m=2,reed_sol_van
>
>
> yours sincerely,
> ifstillfly
>
>  ------------------------------
>   qixiaofang at chinacloud.com.cn
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>


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