> CLVM is not the problem, it's the DLM. clvmd relies on the DLM to do > locking, that's all. As GFS also needs the DLM, trying to get it running > without clvmd will not help unfortunately. I've not removed anything yet, reading this reply thread. > going to work until it is. There's something VERY odd about those > addresses in netstat that reeks of a configuration error somewhere - one > I've never seen before I must admit! Strange part is that everything was running fine until I replaced the drives. Of course, the volume information/group changed also and since I didn't delete it properly before changing it, I now have all this old information stuck on the systems. My guess is that I need to clean that out first but where is it? I'd like to learn if I made some errors or I'd like to understand what the problem is if I didn't so that we can note it. Mike -- Linux-cluster mailing list Linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
