Igor Fedotov wrote: > Hi chenhui, > > there is still a work in progress to support multiple labels to avoid > the issue (https://github.com/ceph/ceph/pull/55374). But this is of > little help for your current case. > > If your disk is fine (meaning it's able to read/write block at offset 0) > you might want to try to recover the label using label from a different > OSD sitting on a similar(!!that's important!!!) main device. One needs > to update osd uuid, whoami and osd_key fields after copying though. Here > is the step-by-step procedure: > > 1. Copy OSD label (4K data block at offset 0) from source OSD's main > device to the same location on the broken one: > > > dd if=<source_osd_block_device> > > of=<target_osd_block_device> count=1 bs=4096 Hi, Igor I am repairing the lost label problem. But I have doubt about what's mean "similar main device"? Our OSD and disk have a one-to-one relationship, without disk partitions. How can I find source_osd_block_device ? thanks _______________________________________________ ceph-users mailing list -- ceph-users@xxxxxxx To unsubscribe send an email to ceph-users-leave@xxxxxxx
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