11-08-2010 12:19 AM
This is a new installation case. After reboot the vxfs filesystems are not getting mounted though fstab. error in console is fsck failed.
OS: RHEL 5.5
vxfs version : 5.5 RP1
My fstab entry :
/dev/vx/dsk/datadg/vol1 /application vxfs _netdev,defaults 1 2
I found similar issue in this tech Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH64640 . Is this bug persist in redhat servers also?
Is there any option to address this isse. My dg is created newly.
Regards,
Lineesh.NM
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11-08-2010 03:06 AM
Hi Lineesh,
The solution mentioned is a common solution, it is very likely it is found on RHEL as well...
You can try the steps mentioned in tech article..
By the way, did u did any deport/import operation recently ? (using -t) option ? I am suspecting that volume is not in "enabled active" state by the time fsck is coming to check it....
Gaurav
11-08-2010 03:06 AM
Hi Lineesh,
The solution mentioned is a common solution, it is very likely it is found on RHEL as well...
You can try the steps mentioned in tech article..
By the way, did u did any deport/import operation recently ? (using -t) option ? I am suspecting that volume is not in "enabled active" state by the time fsck is coming to check it....
Gaurav
11-08-2010 03:16 AM
Hi Gaurav,
Option hotplug is not supported in RHEL. even if i remove the _netdev option, it adds this option by vxfs stop itself.
Regards,
Lineesh.NM
11-08-2010 03:22 AM
By the way, did u did any deport/import operation recently ? (using -t) option ? I am suspecting that volume is not in "enabled active" state by the time fsck is coming to check it....
Gaurav
11-09-2010 02:01 AM
Hi Gaurav,
This dg is created newly and it is not imported manually.
Once the server came up i used to do an fsck and mount. I am not enabling the volumes in the dg. That means once the server is up the volumes are already in started state.
how it is mounting the filesystem after the network is up (which startup script) ?. ie: my fstab entry contains _netdev option.