ENBD Issues with client crash / weird errors....
Jonathan Carron <[email protected]>
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Hey
I'm having some issues with enbd. Perhaps it just me, but this is
the situation. I have two boxes with 200 gb hard drives. I've
configured enbd for one system as the client and the other as the
host. There are on 100Mbps switched ethernet. Private network class C,
same subnet. Anyhow at first I would mount the /dev/nda on the client
machine as /dev/md2 (have other raid arrays running), and I would
issue a mkraid /dev/md2, then a mkfs.xfs /dev/md2. I then proceed to
mount it, mount /dev/hda1 /src, and mount /dev/md2 /dst and then copy
my data to the raid array, cp –rv /src/ /dst/. This starts and seems
to be going perfect no errors in dmesg. TCP Track showed 4 connections
floating about about 800kb/sec to about 1Mbps ish. Great, what I
expected. I come back later and the /dev/md2 has about 22 gb on it,
and doesn't seem to be filling up anymore. Am I trying to copy too
much data? Im worried if I just put the drive in and leave it running,
what happens if one does indeed fail :| TCPtrack shows the connections
are no longer active (moving data). I do however still see 4 enbd
processed running. I cannot unmount or stop the raid device, the
terminal just hangs. Kill –9 will not kill the enbd-clients at all.
And sometimes I've noticed the network is not working (cannot ping IP
address of that machine from any other machine on that network). Halt
or reboot don't work. Process is locked solid! :S… (The server is
fine, I can reconnect no problem after having to hard reset the
client) The client system is a P3 600 mhz dual cpu 512 RAM. (Client.).
The server is a AMD 1.4 /w 512 ram (Used this as the server as I
couldn't get enbd to compile on this box….for now) Both systems are
running gentoo with kernel 2.6.12.
Im totally lost. I've tried different nics, and no luck. Hard was is
known to be in good shape. Have tested drives and RAM. Im using enbd
2-4.32 . Again, I could not get 2.4.31 to compile. Can anyone help me
with that if that's the cause of the issue im having?
I have some output from make test on both boxes that I'll include as
well as the output from dmesg off the client when it crashes.
I really want to get this going so if you can help please let me know
what ideas you have!
Thank you so much,
Jonathan
blackthunder <at> gmail <dot> com
Make test:
Both boxes have the same result for this …..
<snip>
test 5 success: 0 incorrect blocks
flushing buffers..done
ioctl 1 (write direct) testing write illegal ..success (fail Invalid argument)
ioctl 1 (write direct) testing write 0x469b392d ..FAIL (Invalid
argument) <- FAIL??
ioctl 2 (read indirect) testing read 0x469b392d ..FAIL (Invalid argument) <- ?
ioctl 3 (write + read indirect) testing illegal ..success (fail
Invalid argument)
ioctl 3 (write + read indirect) testing w/r 0x250d15c7 ..FAIL (Invalid
argument) <- ?
ioctl 4 (large read indirect) testing ..FAIL (Invalid argument) <- ?
ioctl 5 (large write + read indirect) testing ..FAIL (Invalid argument) <-?
<snip>
dmesg output (when copying data to the disk, usually only get about 5
lines or so. )
EVEN after this happens it continues to copy just fine…. Strange.
<snip>
ENBD #1168[0]: enbd_rollback (1): rollback req e3fb7398!
ENBD #1168[1]: enbd_rollback (2): rollback req e04ed79c!
ENBD #1168[2]: enbd_rollback (3): rollback req e3eaa79c!
ENBD #1469[0]: enbd_ack (3): fatal: Bad handle e3eaa79c != 00000000!
ENBD #1476[0]: enbd_ack (3): ignoring ack of req e3eaa79c which slot lacks
ENBD #1469[1]: enbd_ack (2): fatal: Bad handle e04ed79c != 00000000!
ENBD #1476[1]: enbd_ack (2): ignoring ack of req e04ed79c which slot lacks
ENBD #1469[2]: enbd_ack (1): fatal: Bad handle e3fb7398 != 00000000!
ENBD #1476[2]: enbd_ack (1): ignoring ack of req e3fb7398 which slot lacks
ENBD #1168[3]: enbd_rollback (0): rollback req dff734b0!
....
....
ENBD #1168[23]: enbd_rollback (2): rollback req dfc7dac8!
ENBD #1168[24]: enbd_rollback (3): rollback req dfc04184!
ENBD #1469[21]: enbd_ack (1): fatal: Bad handle e1c24398 != 00000000!
ENBD #1476[21]: enbd_ack (1): ignoring ack of req e1c24398 which slot lacks
ENBD #1469[22]: enbd_ack (0): fatal: Bad handle dff73d38 != 00000000!
ENBD #1476[22]: enbd_ack (0): ignoring ack of req dff73d38 which slot lacks
ENBD #1469[23]: enbd_ack (3): fatal: Bad handle dfc04184 != 00000000!
ENBD #1476[23]: enbd_ack (3): ignoring ack of req dfc04184 which slot lacks
ENBD #1469[24]: enbd_ack (2): fatal: Bad handle dfc7dac8 != 00000000!
ENBD #1476[24]: enbd_ack (2): ignoring ack of req dfc7dac8 which slot lacks
ENBD #1168[25]: enbd_rollback (0): rollback req da7fea4c!
ENBD #1168[26]: enbd_rollback (1): rollback req dff734b0!
ENBD #1168[27]: enbd_rollback (2): rollback req e3eaab44!
ENBD #1168[28]: enbd_rollback (3): rollback req e1c24740!
ENBD #1469[25]: enbd_ack (3): fatal: Bad handle e1c24740 != 00000000!
<snip>
DELL nbd-2.4.32 # make test
head: `-1' option is obsolete; use `-n 1' since this will be removed
in the future
export OPTASYNC="" OPTBLK="-b 1024" OPTCLISSL="" OPTJRNL="" OPTLOCK=""
OPTMD5SUM="" OPTORDER="-w 500" OPTRAID="-l" OPTRCACHE="-h 10000 "
OPTRO="" OPTSASYNC="" OPTSIG="-i "NBDabcdefNBD"" OPTSOCK="-n 4"
OPTSRVSSL="" OPTTIME="-t 120" OPT_REQ_TIMEO="-p 5" BUILD="/tmp"
VPATH="/tmp" DEVICE="/dev/nda" SERVER="localhost" CLIENT="localhost"
EXPORT="/tmp/core0 /tmp/core1" BLKSIZ="1024" SRVSIZ="4194304"
RAHEAD="20" MERGE_REQS="0" CHK_PART="0" ;
/root/nbd-2.4.32/nbd/enbd-maketest --noreload
enbd-server
delay 5snice: `-19' option is obsolete; use `-n -19' since this will
be removed in the future
enbd-server 11008: server: will open resources in mode linear
file 11008: looking for size of fd 4 with seek SEEK_END...
file 11008: set size of fd 4 to 4194304
file 11008: looking for size of fd 5 with seek SEEK_END...
file 11008: set size of fd 5 to 4194304
enbd-server 11008: size of exported file/device is 8388608B (8192 blocks)
nbd/pidfile 11011: <# 144> lockpidfile returning err 0 for lock attempt
+-enbd-server(11011)
enbd-server 11011: server (-2) locked
/var/state/nbd/server-NBDabcdefNBD.client_ips
enbd-server 11011: <#3763> notify_clients server (-2) failed connect
to 127.0.0.1 on port 5051
enbd-server 11011: server (-2) unlocked
/var/state/nbd/server-NBDabcdefNBD.client_ips
enbd-server 11011: server (-2) set new signal handlers
.....
enbd-client
nice: `-19' option is obsolete; use `-n -19' since this will be
removed in the future
enbd-client 11022: client says target 0 is localhost:3033
enbd-client 11022: client (-1) opened device /dev/nda
enbd-client 11022: client (-1) opened NBD device /dev/nda (2b00)
enbd-client 11022: client (-1) left kernel bdflush sync boundary at 134635200%
enbd-client 11022: client (-1) set kernel bdflush async boundary to
25% from 134618015%
enbd-client 11022: client (-1) detaches from shell
nbd/pidfile 11023: <# 144> lockpidfile returning err 0 for lock attempt
enbd-client 11023: client (-1) made pidfile
/var/run/enbd-client-NBDabcdefNBD.pid with pid 11023
enbd-client 11023: client (-1) starts introduction sequence on localhost:3033
enbd-server 11011: server (-2) opened port 3033 (socket 4) for client 127.0.0.1
nbd-shmem 11026: shmem area total size 139264
nbd-shmem 11026: shmem hash area starts at offset 4096
nbd-shmem 11026: shmem hash area size 135168
nbd/hash 11026: hash area total size 135168
nbd/hash 11026: hash buckets 256
nbd/hash 11026: reduce hash area effective size to 134992
nbd/gm 11026: pre-seeding gz heap with unit size 65536
nbd/gm 11026: pre-seeding gz heap with unit size 32768
nbd/gm 11026: pre-seeding gz heap with unit size 16384
nbd/gm 11026: pre-seeding gz heap with unit size 8192
nbd/gm 11026: pre-seeding gz heap with unit size 4096
nbd/gm 11026: pre-seeding gz heap with unit size 2048
nbd/gm 11026: pre-seeding gz heap with unit size 1024
nbd/gm 11026: pre-seeding gz heap with unit size 512
nbd/gm 11026: pre-seeding gz heap with unit size 256
nbd/gm 11026: pre-seeding gz heap with unit size 64
nbd/gm 11026: pre-seeding gz heap with unit size 16
nbd/hash 11026: hash size 4096 header + 130896 data = 134992
nbd/hash 11026: hash entries initial lo/hi limits set at 2198/2443 entries
enbd-server 11026: server (-1) set default signal handlers
enbd-server 11026: server (-1) sent hello ok
enbd-server 11026: server (-1) sent passwd ok
enbd-server 11026: server (-1) got cliserv magic ok
enbd-server 11026: server (-1) received id device 2b00 ok
enbd-server 11026: server (-1) sent size 8388608 ok
+-enbd-client(11023)
enbd-server 11026: server (-1) sent sig [NBDabcdefNBD] ok
enbd-server 11026: server (-1) suggested ro flags 0 ok
enbd-client 11023: client (-1) got size 8388608
enbd-client 11023: client (-1) got signature [NBDabcdefNBD], had []
enbd-server 11026: server (-1) received blksize 1024 ok
enbd-server 11026: server (-1) sent/negotiated blksize 1024 ok
enbd-client 11023: client (-1) negotiated blksize 1024
enbd-server 11026: server (-1) received pulse_intvl 5 ok
enbd-server 11026: server (-1) sent/negotiated pulse interval 10 ok
enbd-client 11023: client (-1) negotiated pulse_intvl 10
enbd-server 11026: server (-1) agreed 4 channels ok
enbd-server 11026: server (-1) selected free port at 3034
enbd-server 11026: server (-1) posted port 3034 ok
checking 127.0.0.1
enbd-server 11026: server (-1) manager started new process group 11026
enbd-server 11028: server (0) set default signal handlers
enbd-server 11029: server (1) set default signal handlers
enbd-server 11030: server (2) set default signal handlers
enbd-server 11026: server (-1) set new signal handlers
enbd-server 11031: server (3) set default signal handlers
enbd-client 11023: client (-1) got session port 3034 ok
enbd-client 11023: client (-1) introduction sequence ends ok
enbd-client 11023: client (-1) enters setsig
enbd-client 11023: client (-1) set sig uses subdevice 0
enbd-client 11023: client (-1) set sig or passed sigchk OK
enbd-client 11023: client (-1) copied sig OK
enbd-client 11023: client (-1) set device size 8388608
enbd-client 11023: <#1695> setdeviceblksize client (-1) Warning!
kernel says blksz is 4096 != 1024
enbd-client 11023: client (-1) sets session slots to 0-3
enbd-client 11023: client (-1) launched daemon 0 (11032) for localhost:3034
enbd-client 11023: client (-1) launched daemon 1 (11033) for localhost:3034
enbd-client 11023: client (-1) launched daemon 2 (11034) for localhost:3034
enbd-client 11023: client (-1) launched daemon 3 (11035) for localhost:3034
enbd-client 11032: client (0) opened device /dev/nda
enbd-server 11031: server (3) opened port 3034 (socket 9) for client 127.0.0.1
enbd-server 11031: server (3) sent hello ok
enbd-server 11031: server (3) sent passwd ok
enbd-server 11031: server (3) got cliserv magic ok
enbd-client 11032: client (0) opened socket (5) to localhost:3034
enbd-client 11032: client (0) read passwd ok from localhost:3034
enbd-client 11032: client (0) got cliserv magic ok from localhost:3034
enbd-server 11031: server (3) sent sig [NBDabcdefNBD] ok
enbd-client 11032: client (0) got a signature ok from localhost:3034
enbd-client 11032: client (0) enters setsig
enbd-client 11032: client (0) set sig uses whole disk, wants slot 1
enbd-client 11032: client (0) set sig or passed sigchk OK
enbd-client 11032: client (0) sig matched OK
enbd-client 11032: client (0) begins main loop
enbd-server 11031: server (3) set new signal handlers
enbd-client 11033: client (1) opened device /dev/nda
enbd-server 11028: server (0) opened port 3034 (socket 9) for client 127.0.0.1
enbd-server 11028: server (0) sent hello ok
enbd-server 11028: server (0) sent passwd ok
enbd-client 11034: client (2) opened device /dev/nda
enbd-server 11028: server (0) got cliserv magic ok
enbd-server 11029: server (1) opened port 3034 (socket 9) for client 127.0.0.1
enbd-server 11029: server (1) sent hello ok
enbd-server 11029: server (1) sent passwd ok
enbd-server 11029: server (1) got cliserv magic ok
enbd-client 11033: client (1) opened socket (5) to localhost:3034
enbd-client 11034: client (2) opened socket (5) to localhost:3034
enbd-client 11034: client (2) read passwd ok from localhost:3034
enbd-client 11034: client (2) got cliserv magic ok from localhost:3034
enbd-client 11033: client (1) read passwd ok from localhost:3034
enbd-server 11028: server (0) sent sig [NBDabcdefNBD] ok
enbd-client 11033: client (1) got cliserv magic ok from localhost:3034
enbd-client 11033: client (1) got a signature ok from localhost:3034
enbd-client 11033:enbd-server 11029: server (1) sent sig [NBDabcdefNBD] ok
enbd-client 11035: client (3) opened device /dev/nda
enbd-server 11030: server (2) opened port 3034 (socket 9) for client 127.0.0.1
enbd-server 11029: server (1) set new signal handlers
enbd-client 11034: client (2) got a signature ok from localhost:3034
enbd-client 11034: client (2) enters setsig
enbd-client 11034: client (2) set sig uses whole disk, wants slot 3
enbd-client 11034: client (2) set sig or passed sigchk OK
enbd-client 11034: client (2) sig matched OK
enbd-client 11034: client (2) begins main loop
client (1) enters setsig
enbd-client 11033:enbd-server 11028: server (0) set new signal handlers
enbd-server 11030: server (2) sent hello ok
enbd-server 11030: server (2) sent passwd ok
enbd-server 11030: server (2) got cliserv magic ok
enbd-client 11035: client (3) opened socket (5) to localhost:3034
enbd-client 11035: client (3) read passwd ok from localhost:3034
client (1) set sig uses whole disk, wants slot 2
enbd-client 11033: client (1) set sig or passed sigchk OK
enbd-client 11033: client (1) sig matched OK
enbd-client 11033: client (1) begins main loop
enbd-client 11035: client (3) got cliserv magic ok from localhost:3034
enbd-server 11030: server (2) sent sig [NBDabcdefNBD] ok
enbd-client 11035: client (3) got a signature ok from localhost:3034
enbd-client 11035: client (3) enters setsig
enbd-client 11035: client (3) set sig uses whole disk, wants slot 4
enbd-client 11035: client (3) set sig or passed sigchk OK
enbd-server 11030: server (2) set new signal handlers
enbd-client 11035: client (3) sig matched OK
enbd-client 11035: client (3) begins main loop
enbd-client 11023: client (-1) opened device /dev/nda
/dev/nda has 1048576 bytes in 1024 blocks of 1024 bytes each
flushing buffers..done
writing....5%....10%....15%....20%....25%....30%....35%....40%....45%....50%....55%....60%....65%....70%....75%....80%....85%....90%....95%....done
test 1 success: 0 incorrect blocks
flushing buffers..2done
flushing buffers..done
reading....5%....10%....15%....20%....25%....30%....35%....40%....45%....50%....55%....60%....65%....70%....75%....80%....85%....90%....95%....done
test 2 success: 0 incorrect blocks
flushing buffers..done
flushing buffers..done
writing....5%....10%....15%....20%....25%....30%....35%....40%....45%....50%....55%....60%....65%....70%....75%....80%....85%....90%....95%....done
test 3 success: 0 incorrect blocks
flushing buffers..done
flushing buffers..done
reading....5%....10%....15%....20%....25%....30%....35%....40%....45%....50%....55%....60%....65%....70%....75%....80%....85%....90%....95%....done
test 4 success: 0 incorrect blocks
flushing buffers..done
flushing buffers..done
seeking and writing....5%....10%....15%....20%....25%....30%....35%....40%....45%....50%....55%....60%....65%....70%....75%....80%....85%....90%....95%....done
flushing buffers..nbd/hash 11029: hash saturation reached at 2337 entries
nbd/hash 11029: hash hiwater set at 2337/2337
nbd/hash 11029: hash lowater set at 2104/2337
done
reading and checking....5%....10%....15%....20%....25%....30%....35%....40%....45%....50%....55%....60%....65%....70%....75%....80%....85%....90%....95%....
(1000KB written in 0.015650s, 62.400160 MB/s, 127795.527157 seeks/s)
(1000KB read in 0.009744s, 100.221931 MB/s)done
test 5 success: 0 incorrect blocks
flushing buffers..done
ioctl 1 (write direct) testing write illegal ..success (fail Invalid argument)
ioctl 1 (write direct) testing write 0x32745e95 ..FAIL (Invalid argument)
ioctl 2 (read indirect) testing read 0x32745e95 ..FAIL (Invalid argument)
ioctl 3 (write + read indirect) testing illegal ..success (fail
Invalid argument)
ioctl 3 (write + read indirect) testing w/r 0x7c6728e9 ..FAIL (Invalid argument)
ioctl 4 (large read indirect) testing ..FAIL (Invalid argument)
ioctl 5 (large write + read indirect) testing ..FAIL (Invalid argument)
echo done
done
DELL nbd-2.4.32 # uname -a
Linux DELL.localdomain 2.6.12-gentoo-r6 #1 SMP Fri Aug 12 13:11:19 EDT
2005 i686 Pentium III (Katmai) GenuineIntel GNU/Linux
DELL nbd-2.4.32 #
==================
AMD nbd-2.4.32 # make test
head: `-1' option is obsolete; use `-n 1' since this will be removed
in the futu re
export OPTASYNC="" OPTBLK="-b 1024" OPTCLISSL="" OPTJRNL="" OPTLOCK=""
OPTMD5SUM =""
OPTORDER="-w 500" OPTRAID="-l" OPTRCACHE="-h 10000 " OPTRO=""
OPTSASYNC="" O PTSIG="-i
"NBDabcdefNBD"" OPTSOCK="-n 4" OPTSRVSSL="" OPTTIME="-t 120" OPT_REQ_T
IMEO="-p 5" BUILD="/tmp"
VPATH="/tmp" DEVICE="/dev/nda" SERVER="localhost" CLIEN
T="localhost" EXPORT="/tmp/core0
/tmp/core1" BLKSIZ="1024" SRVSIZ="4194304" RAHE
AD="20" MERGE_REQS="0" CHK_PART="0" ;
/root/nbd-2.4.32/nbd/enbd-maketest --nore
load
/tmp/core0: No such file or directory
/tmp/core1: No such file or directory
4096+0 records in
4096+0 records out
4096+0 records in
4096+0 records out
enbd-server
delay 5snice: `-19' option is obsolete; use `-n -19' since this will
be removed in the future
enbd-server 11885: server: will open resources in mode linear
file 11885: looking for size of fd 4 with seek SEEK_END...
file 11885: set size of fd 4 to 4194304
file 11885: looking for size of fd 5 with seek SEEK_END...
file 11885: set size of fd 5 to 4194304
enbd-server 11885: size of exported file/device is 8388608B (8192 blocks)
nbd/pidfile 11888: <# 144> lockpidfile returning err 0 for lock attempt
enbd-server 11888: server (-2) locked
/var/state/nbd/server-NBDabcdefNBD.client_
ips
enbd-server 11888: server (-2) unlocked
/var/state/nbd/server-NBDabcdefNBD.clien
t_ips
enbd-server 11888: server (-2) set new signal handlers
|-enbd-server(11888)
.....
enbd-client
nice: `-19' option is obsolete; use `-n -19' since this will be
removed in the f uture
[Same as other output above]
enbd-client 11907: client (2) set sig uses whole disk, wants slot 3
enbd-client 11907: client (2) set sig or passed sigchk OK
enbd-client 11907: client (2) sig matched OK
enbd-client 11907: client (2) begins main loop
enbd-client 11896: client (-1) opened device /dev/nda
/dev/nda has 1048576 bytes in 1024 blocks of 1024 bytes each
flushing buffers..done
writing....5%....10%....15%....20%....25%....30%....35%....40%....45%....50%....
55%....60%....65%....70%....75%....80%....85%....90%....95%....done
test 1 success: 0 incorrect blocks
flushing buffers..enbd-server 11888: server (-2) sighandler ignores signal 28
done
flushing buffers..done
reading....5%....10%....15%....20%....25%....30%....35%....40%....45%....50%....55%....60%....65%....70%....75%....80%....85%....90%....95%....done
test 2 success: 0 incorrect blocks
flushing buffers..done
flushing buffers..done
writing....5%....10%....15%....20%....25%....30%....35%....40%....45%....50%....55%....60%....65%....70%....75%....80%....85%....90%....95%....done
test 3 success: 0 incorrect blocks
flushing buffers..done
flushing buffers..done
reading....5%....10%....15%....20%....25%....30%....35%....40%....45%....50%....55%....60%....65%....70%....75%....80%....85%....90%....95%....done
test 4 success: 0 incorrect blocks
flushing buffers..done
flushing buffers..done
seeking and writing....5%....10%....15%....20%....25%....30%....35%....40%....45%....50%....55%....60%....65%....70%....75%....80%....85%....90%....95%....done
flushing buffers..nbd/hash 11904: hash saturation reached at 2337 entries
nbd/hash 11904: hash hiwater set at 2337/2337
nbd/hash 11904: hash lowater set at 2104/2337
done
reading and checking....5%....10%....15%....20%....25%....30%....35%....40%....45%....50%....55%....60%....65%....70%....75%....80%....85%....90%....95%....
(1000KB written in 0.007425s, 131.523569 MB/s, 269360.269360 seeks/s)
(1000KB read in 0.005883s, 165.997365 MB/s)done
test 5 success: 0 incorrect blocks
flushing buffers..done
ioctl 1 (write direct) testing write illegal ..success (fail Invalid argument)
ioctl 1 (write direct) testing write 0x469b392d ..FAIL (Invalid argument)
ioctl 2 (read indirect) testing read 0x469b392d ..FAIL (Invalid argument)
ioctl 3 (write + read indirect) testing illegal ..success (fail
Invalid argument)
ioctl 3 (write + read indirect) testing w/r 0x250d15c7 ..FAIL (Invalid argument)
ioctl 4 (large read indirect) testing ..FAIL (Invalid argument)
ioctl 5 (large write + read indirect) testing ..FAIL (Invalid argument)
echo done
done
AMD nbd-2.4.32 #
AMD nbd-2.4.32 # uname -a
Linux AMD 2.6.12-gentoo-r6 #1 SMP Thu Aug 11 10:50:41 EDT 2005 i686
AMD Athlon(tm) Processor AuthenticAMD GNU/Linux
Client output of ENDB START
ENBD #5304[0]: enbd_init Network Block Device originally by [email protected]
ENBD #5305[0]: enbd_init Network Block Device port to 2.0 by [email protected]
ENBD #5307[0]: enbd_init Network Block Device move networking to user
space by a [email protected]
ENBD #5309[0]: enbd_init Enhanced Network Block Device 2.4.30 $Date:
2002/09/17 16:33:22 $ by [email protected]
ENBD #5349[0]: enbd_init registered device at major 43
warning: process `enbd-client' used the obsolete bdflush system call
Fix your initscripts?
warning: process `enbd-client' used the obsolete bdflush system call
Fix your initscripts?
warning: process `enbd-client' used the obsolete bdflush system call
Fix your initscripts?
ENBD #3852[0]: fixup_slot failed to find slot for pid 8190 ioctl
MY_NBD_SET_SIG arg bfc5d150 (30)
ENBD #2804[0]: enbd_set_sock increased socket count to 2
ENBD #2599[0]: enbd_enable set VALID on nda
ENBD #2804[1]: enbd_set_sock increased socket count to 3
ENBD #2804[2]: enbd_set_sock increased socket count to 4
md: raidstart(pid 8223) used deprecated START_ARRAY ioctl. This will
not be supp orted beyond 2.6
ENBD #883[0]: enbd_open DISK CHECK wanted in open on device nda
ENBD #4532[0]: enbd_media_changed MEDIA CHANGED called
ENBD #4538[0]: enbd_media_changed REMOTE CHECK done locally, no remote ioctl!
ENBD #4636[0]: enbd_revalidate REVALIDATE called on nda
ENBD #4668[0]: enbd_revalidate set VALID on nda
ENBD #4636[1]: enbd_revalidate REVALIDATE called on nda
nda: nda1
md: autorun ...
md: considering nda1 ...
md: adding nda1 ...
md: created md2
md: bind<nda1>
md: running: <nda1>
md: md2: raid array is not clean -- starting background reconstruction
<- we know why here so ignore these, just going to blast it away and
start again anyhow.
raid1: raid set md2 active with 1 out of 1 mirrors
md: ... autorun DONE.
..Thanks :)
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