Make sure you have the GFS-kernel-<variant> package installed,
where variant is smp, hugemem, etc. up2date pulls the latest packages
available, so if you are using a kernel older than the most recent one
then it installed the gfs module for a newer kernel than you are
running. You'll need to boot into the latest kernel or manually
install the gfs packages corresponding to your version.
John
Harding, David wrote:
Hello,
I am in the process of setting up a two node
Linux cluster with a fiber channel storage. II created my
Volume groups and logical volumes and did
gfs_mkfs. No issues show up.
When I attempt to mount the file system with the
command mount -t gfs /dev/volcluster_vg01/lvol0 /mnt
I get the message mount: fs type gfs not
supported by kernel.
I install the gfs software using the up2date
facility. I would have thought that the necessary kernel
rpms would have installed at that time. Both
systems have the same issue. If I do a up2date
for GFS it says that all updates are installed.
What am I missing.
david
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