- Hello,
I had installed RHEL5 on two x86_64 machine on the same LAN; afterwards I
had installed the RHEL5 cluster suite packege (cman-2.0.60-1.el5) and
openais-0.80.2-1.el5.
I had also installed kmod-gfs-0.1.16-5.2.6.18_8.el5 and gfs-utils
and gfs2-utils.
I had crated a 2-node cluster and started the cman service OK on both nodes.
Now I tried to create a gfs partition with gfs_mkfs (with -p lock_dlm)
and mount it, and I got errors when trying to mount it (this errors
talk about
gfs_controld).
I made a second try with mkfs.gfs2 (also with -p lock_dlm) );
this time I **could** mounted the gfs2 partition succesfully.
My questions are:
- should I be able with this installation to create and mount a gfs
partition ? in case this is possible - what can be my mistale ?
- is gfs2 considered safe to work with ? or is it still experimental and
not recommended ? which features do I have in GFS2 which I don't have in
GFS?
Regards,
Ian
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