Re: [SSI-users] OpenSSI 1.0.0-rc3 for Debian

[Aneesh K. KV <ane...@di...>]

Jiann-Ming Su wrote:

>On Wed, 3 Mar 2004, Aneesh Kumar KV wrote:
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>>Jiann-Ming Su wrote:
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>>>Should debian systems also try the 2.4.20-30.9 kernel as well?
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>>That should get you all the fixes gone to kernel between rc2 and rc3. I 
>>also made somefixes for Debian w.r.t.
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>>1) runlevel
>>2) clusternode_shutdown
>>3) moved to latest version of all the utilties
>>4) started networking on all nodes. ( CI should not be configured via 
>>/etc/network/interfaces )
>>6) Script specific changes to support failover ( Not tested )
>>7) fix for invoke-rc.d  to handle package installation properly
>>8) Fix fsck to work properly on a non SSI kernel.
>>9) Added logrotate package
>>10) Also all the changes mentioned in the release mail w.r.t redhat.
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>I was able to upgrade to rc3 using apt-get.  I downloaded the 2.4.20-30.9
>kernel.  It seemed to have built properly.  The initnode boots fine, but
>the other nodes do not.  On one of the other nodes, I get the following
>after its found the initnode and as its starting the Bootlog daemon:
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>  ics_llprobe_clms:  receive of master info failed, error = -11; possibly 
>  node went down
>
>The initnode freezes and the other nodes don't boot.  So, I go back to the
>2.4.20-28.9 kernel.  Now, nodes 1 and 4 came up, but nodes 2 and 3 get the
>same error message.
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>  # cluster -v
>  1:  UP
>  2:  DOWN
>  3:  DOWN
>  4:  UP
>
>Did I do something wrong during the upgrade process?
>

Did you upgrade the the tftp kernel also ? . Debian doesn't do that 
automatically . You will have to copy the kernel to /tftpboot

-aneesh


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