Re: How do I make every node have direct access to the file system?

CooLCaT@Vienna wrote:
> 
> 
> i am trying following apporoach:
> 
> the root file system resides on a nfs share. every node has a harddisk
> with only the boot partition on it. we want to achieve, that every slave
> node can become master node so that all nodes must die before cluster gets
> offline.
> 
> any better ideas somebody?
> 
> regards
> 
> cc
> 
> 

ok

after reading this:

*** NOTE: NFS client is not yet supported in the new OpenSSI 2.6 kernel ***

i guess i have to do something else:

actually we want that every slave node has the ability to get a master node.
as far as i know drbd can only mirror two nodes.

my approach was, that simply change the root file system to a nfs share and
leave the boot
partition on the local machine, but it seems that this isnt working as
expected.

i always thought that when i use drbd, that if the master node goes down,
the next potential node mounts the filesystem and takes over.

did i missunderstood?

regards

cc


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