isplist@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: >> Send a copy of the messages you are seeing would be helpful. If you're >> getting a kernel panic then that's a good thing to start with. > > I don't seem to see anything in the logs. There are some errors about fencing > but that's because the nodes start dying and are fenced. That's about it. > > The only other info is on the console as it dies. I could re-create the > problem and jot down what I see, that might help. I was thinking this the > information displayed on the console might be telling the obvious, that the > kernel panicked and died. > > What should I be looking for to post here? The exact detail of any kernel panic you are seeing .. ALL the text. and then the obvious stuff: cluster.conf file, version numbers of all cluster software, distribution and where you got them from. Copies of things in /proc/cluster are always helpful too, if you can get them from any running node (please say which node). Patrick -- Linux-cluster mailing list Linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
