Re: Stability problems with ssi-1.9.1+drbd on debian

"Roger Tsang" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.cluster.ssic.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Are your VMware Guest OS'es one CPU or two CPU's?  Make sure your
OpenSSI nodes are one CPU in VMware.  That seems to help.  Otherwise
try physical machines.

Roger


On 8/27/06, Markku Tavasti <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I installed ssi with drbd support, both nodes under vmware
> server. Second node boteed fine up via network, got drbd disk
> synced. But after it, problems really start.
>
> Second node won't come up properly. On console it says 'Starting
> init', and some ok looking drbd messages. But it won't come up, waited
> 12 hours, and it's was not up.
>
> cluste -v says:
> Node 2:
>         State:  COMINGUP
>         Previous state:  NEVERUP
>         Reason for last transition:  System
>         Last transition ID:  3
>         Last transition time:  Sun Aug 27 10:53:17.597709 2006
>         First transition ID:  3
>         First transition time:  Sun Aug 27 10:53:17.597709 2006
>         Number of CPUs:  1
>         Number of CPUs online:
>
> I tried if node is someway ok. Did:
>
> ssi1:~# dd if=/dev/zero of=/foo bs=1k count=100k
>
> And sure, I could see there is network and disk activity on node2
> also. So drbd is working. But soon it started complaining about lost
> packets, and both nodes dropped to kernel debugger.
>
> Rebooted node1, and after it node2. Node2 got kernel panic ('Kernel
> panic - not syncing: Lost CLMS master while trying to join the
> cluster!')
>
> On second node2 boot it started resyncing drbd disk. Sync went ok, and
> after it console was again like this:
> http://tavastisolutions.com/~tavasti/kuvia/ssi/node2_booted.png
>
> This looks similar what is was after 12 hours. So I did that dd trick
> again. Node2 said first two times 'nm_log_daemon: Missed 2 packets
> from node 1'. Then node1 panicked, like this:
> http://tavastisolutions.com/~tavasti/kuvia/ssi/node1_panic.png
>
> This time it was totally frozen instead of kernel debugger.
>
> And shortly after this, node2 panic also (for obvious reason)
> http://tavastisolutions.com/~tavasti/kuvia/ssi/node2_panic.png
>
> Is there something wrong in my setup, or can I somehow help to find &
> fix this problem? Should I be testing ssi on real machines instead of
> vmware?
>
> --
> M. Tavasti /  [email protected]  /   +358-40-5078254
>
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