Re: LIO - mdadm partitions as backend

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Moving to the target-devel list where you might get more useful
answers.

On Fri, Jul 06, 2012 at 05:40:18PM +0200, Ferry wrote:
> Hi there,
> 
> first off - sorry to bug you guys, relative simple issue -
> http://linux-iscsi.org/wiki/Support <- states to come here.
> 
> Anyways, walking my first steps with LIO, moving away from IET and
> running into an issue.
> 
> Rather than have several MD devices created out of partitions, we
> did the reverse. Added entire disks to MD and partitioned the MD
> set, resulting in device like /dev/md4p1, /dev/md4p2, etc.
> 
> Whilst these are block devices (afaik, seem to act that way
> everywhere else), targetcli doesn't seem to recognize them. At least
> not on the Ubuntu 12.04 server I'm trying it with, frequently giving
> not so savvy errors:
> 
> /backstores/fileio> create tt /dev/md4p1
> For fileio, you must either specify both a file and a size, or just
> a device path.
> 
> Can't create it, did specify a path (more accurate error would be nice)
> 
> /backstores/fileio> create tt /dev/md4
> Generating a wwn serial.
> Not using buffered mode.
> Created fileio tt with size None.
> Entering new node /backstores/fileio/tt
> No such path /backstores/fileio/tt
> 
> Creates it, but does give a no such path error, can cd into it and
> get status just fine....
> 
> /backstores/fileio> ls
> o- fileio ................................................... [1
> Storage Object]
>   o- tt ................................................. [/dev/md4
> deactivated]
> /backstores/fileio> cd tt
> /backstores/fileio/tt> ls
> o- tt ................................................... [/dev/md4
> deactivated]
> /backstores/fileio/tt> status
> Status for /backstores/fileio/tt: /dev/md4 deactivated
> /backstores/fileio/tt> cd ..
> 
> /backstores/fileio> delete tt
> Deleted storage object tt.
> 
> Deletes fine.
> 
> /backstores/fileio> cd ../iblock
> /backstores/iblock> create tt /dev/md4p1
> Generating a wwn serial.
> Device is not a TYPE_DISK block device.
> 
> Same issue here as blockio.
> 
> /backstores/iblock> create tt /dev/md4
> Generating a wwn serial.
> Created iblock storage object tt using /dev/md4.
> Entering new node /backstores/iblock/tt
> No such path /backstores/iblock/tt
> 
> Just like fileio creates it, but states no such path... Again can CD
> into it and get status tho'.
> 
> /backstores/iblock> cd tt
> /backstores/iblock/tt> status
> Status for /backstores/iblock/tt: /dev/md4 deactivated
> /backstores/iblock/tt> cd ..
> /backstores/iblock> delete tt
> Deleted storage object tt.
> 
> Thanks in advance :).
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