Re: Starter Cluster / GFS

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> I see. In that case, I dare say that the writes hitting one disk at a time is normal. It's a volume group, not RAID1 per se.

Ok, that's what I assumed. Is it possible to have best of both world;-) ? That is, strip the data on both disk, using vg (semi raid 0), without using dm, and without using striping at the vg level (vgcreate -i) ?

> Interesting. If that really is the same GFS2 bug you're tripping that I bumped into 3 years ago and you're on RHEL6b, that is quite concerning. Doubly so if GFS1 support has been completely removed.

How can I confirm that is what is happening ? Can you provide me with a test case ?

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