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Hello. I am having a reoccuring problem with my experimental GFS2 setup. It's running cluster-2.03.06, openair-0.80.3 and the kernel is 2.6.26 with the DRBD and GRSecurity patches. This is on Slackware 12.1. After about 10 days of having the GFS2 filesystem mounted, I tried to do a simple 'ls' on one of the directories, and the process dies with a D (in ps ax). Of course, I cannot unmount the GFS2 partition due to the hanging processes, so I'll need a reboot to fix the situation, which I cannot do until later tonight. The last time this happened, I had to reboot, run fsck on the partition, and shortly thereafter, I was remounted, and happy. Keep in mind this is not a partition with heavy usage. In fact, it is practically a read-only partition, to be used to synchronize the htdocs on web server backends. There was nothing in the logs. I looked at upgrading to 2.03.07, but the changelog doesn't seem to address any freezing problems. Is this a known problem? Since the data on this partition is not particularly important, I could reformat and start over... is it possible the fsck is not fixing the partition good enough? Thanks in advance. Stephen Get ideas on sharing photos from people like you. Find new ways to share. Get Ideas Here! |
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