Re: EVMS bug - anybody working to fix bugs any more?

Thats interesting.
Evms isn't under development anymore and doesn't run with MD on kernels 
2.6.28 and later.

So, no one is fixing anything, but by the same token, no one is breaking 
anything either.

In practice it shouldn't make much difference, since EVMS will use it 
based on its UUID.

Its not something that I've seen before, though I was wondering how many 
disks are on your system?
Are you hot-plugging disk drivers?


Regards,
John

Carruth, Rusty wrote:
> We've discovered an unpleasant bug in EVMS.
>
> Randomly it will decide that there is a raid array 255 present when we
> have not created such a beast.  It has even been known to create
> lower-numbered ones as well (254, 253, etc).
>
> Evms says its command line interpreter version 2.5.3
>
> I looked at the fix logs for 2.5.4 and 2.5.5, and do not see any
> reference to this, other than something in an email from Mike Tran on
> the devel list in 2006 about how evms 'handles the conflict by assigning
> late arriving MD regions starting at 255 downward' (or something like
> that).
>
> But I *have* (supposedly) no late-arriving MD regions!  Where is evms
> getting the idea that such a thing exists???
>
> Has anyone seen this?  Or have any clue what I'm talking about?
>
> Has it been fixed?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Rusty
>
>
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