[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: [Xen-users] Boot from OCFS2
Yes of course, the thing is, If the fs isn't clustering on that scsi raid sys. it will destroy the fs if I connect with both servers. So my try was, to format it with ocfs2! The second server is just a "backup" server. So if the first one crashes, I can migrate the domu's easyli to the second one. I could work with images, which are on the ocfs2 partition this would work, but images are not as felxible as lv's... But I think i'm definitly on the wrong way now... cheers Am Donnerstag, den 03.07.2008, 09:42 -0500 schrieb Javier Guerra: > On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 9:21 AM, Dominik Vogt <dominik.vogt@xxxxxxxxxxxx> > wrote: > > I try to boot from a ocfs2 fs. so the whole system is on a LV which is > > formated with ocfs2. I don't know if this possible... but I need a > > clustring filesystem because I dont have isci or something else... just > > 2 boxes which access the same scsi device... > > i don't know if there's any limitation in OCFS2 for booting, but i > think GRUB, (and maybe PyGRUB) would have problems with that. it may > be easier to use host your kernel and initrd in Dom0, and make sure > that initrd has all needed modules to correctly mount the root > filesystem. > > of course, it would be FAR easier to use anything else (small ext3, > big initrd, network booting, etc) as the root partition, and later > mount the shared OCFS storage. > > also, keep in mind that two machines sharing the same root tree would > interfere in lots of ways, no matter what filesystem you use, so be > very sure that each machine has it's own root tree. (you wouldn't > want to share /var/log, or /var/run, eh?) > -- Dominik Vogt Informatikbetreuer UniversitÃt Bern Institut fÃr medizinische Lehre (IML) Abteilung fÃr Assessment und Evaluation (AAE) Inselspital 37a CH-3010 Bern Phone: 031 632 3584 Mail: dominik.vogt@xxxxxxxxxxxx Attachment:
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