Re: [SSI-users] root filesystem failover

[Xavier M. <xa...@ro...>]

Regarding my previous question (i'm still tested if possible with such hardware), I've a new one:

If I use / on a shared storage, I clearly have a single point of failure: the storage box.

Is it possible to install a RedHat distrib on my 2 nodes (and maintain 2 operating systems, I agree) and use OpenSSI with them?

Xavier
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On Tue, 16 Mar 2004, Xavier wrote:

> Hi,
> I just installed a ssi cluster on a Compaq Prolian CL1850.
> In a first time, no / failover was configured. Now I would like to go
> over :)
>
> If I'm correct, I need to install the core OS (/, /usr, ...) on the shared
> SCSI storage (in my case a CR3500)?
> But, at boot time, the RedHat CD install do not let me choose the install disk! Default is always the internal RAID. Any tip?
> (If I boot the existing cluster, volumes in the CR3500 are available)
>
> Tx!
>
> Xavier
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