[Ocfs2-users] mounted.ocfs2 -f shows Unknown

[David Johle]

# debugfs.ocfs2 -R "slotmap" /dev/dm-6
         Slot#   Node#
             0       3
             1       2

# debugfs.ocfs2 -R "hb" /dev/dm-6
         node: node              seq       generation checksum
            1:    1 000000004b3949ce 0000000000000000 fb8894ff
            2:    2 000000004b4cd7d0 e869dccb731433ed 805d51fc
            3:    3 000000004b4cd796 2713837530adc63c 7c4bb936

# debugfs.ocfs2 -R "hb" /dev/dm-6
         node: node              seq       generation checksum
            1:    1 000000004b3949ce 0000000000000000 fb8894ff
            2:    2 000000004b4cd7d8 e869dccb731433ed 03cb88bc
            3:    3 000000004b4cd79e 2713837530adc63c ffdd6076

At 06:46 PM 1/11/2010, Sunil Mushran wrote:
>Email me the outputs of the following:
>
># debugfs.ocfs2 -R "slotmap" /dev/dm-6
>
># debugfs.ocfs2 -R "hb" /dev/dm-6
>wait 10 seconds.
># debugfs.ocfs2 -R "hb" /dev/dm-6
>
>
>David Johle wrote:
>>I was setting up a new 3 node cluster of systems and just so 
>>happened to have only 2 of the nodes online after a kernel 
>>update.  Those nodes were numbers 2 & 3 in the cluster.conf.
>>
>>It seems that the issue referenced here...
>>http://kr.forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=1005937
>>
>>...is still around.  Not so much that I have configured a node 
>>number too high (they are 1,2,3 and node count is 3), but rather 
>>there is a node that joined the domain who's number is higher than 
>>the total number of nodes joined thus far.
>>
>>----sample output----
>>
>># mounted.ocfs2 -f
>>
>>Device                FS     Nodes
>>/dev/dm-6             ocfs2  Unknown, whip
>>
>>----sample output----
>>
>>
>>
>>Has anyone else run across this, or can anyone else confirm this 
>>happens and that it's not just something configured wrong on my 
>>system (I've double checked many times).
>>
>>It seems to only be a cosmetic thing for this command, everything 
>>works fine as far as filesystem access and whatnot.