Re: Multipath problem in a SAN enviromnent

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Ionut Nistor wrote:
Hello,

I'm using a 2.4.18-ac3 kernel and the multipath module in order to ensure
automatic IO path failover. The systems connect to a FC SAN environment.
New logical disks are added/removed from the SAN periodically.

Unfortunatelly, linux's raid subsystem uses major and minor numbers in the
superblock in order to identify members for all raid types - including
multipath. This causes the multipath module to fail when attempting to
identify the members. When the scsi driver is loaded, the bus is scanned and
all the available devices/targets/luns are added to the scsi subsystem and
are allocated a major and minor number.

you mean autodetection fails? don't use autodetection.

regards,
Luca.

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