Ewan, > Yes, there are some storage arrays that refuse a READ CAPACITY > command in certain ALUA states so you can't get the new capacity > anyway. Yep. And some devices will temporarily return a capacity of 0xFFFFFFFF... If we were to trigger a filesystem resize, the results would be disastrous. > It might be nice to improve this, though, there are some cases now > where we set the capacity to zero when we revalidate and can't get the > value. If you have a test case, let's fix it. -- Martin K. Petersen Oracle Linux Engineering
