LVM seems to be causing SCSI errors.
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When I ran an fsck on the file system with the errors (I did not re-do this experiment recently) it found bad blocks on the files system, but no inconsistencies on the file system itself.
Strange, running out of ideas here.
We don't have similar reports, do we?
I did not see anything when checking the archives. Any thing else I can do to provide info on this problem?
Could the SCSI ID have anything to do with it? Size of drives? Phase of the moon? :-)
It is odd that this is only lvol2 that has the problem. My lvol1 and lvol3 have been working perfectly. Maybe I should add an lvol2 and lvol4 in and see if the even numbers have problems...
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When I ran an fsck on the file system with the errors (I did not re-do this experiment recently) it found bad blocks on the files system, but no inconsistencies on the file system itself.
Strange, running out of ideas here.
We don't have similar reports, do we?I did not see anything when checking the archives. Any thing else I can do to provide info on this problem?
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Could the SCSI ID have anything to do with it? Size of drives? Phase of the moon? :-)
It is odd that this is only lvol2 that has the problem. My lvol1 and lvol3 have been working perfectly. Maybe I should add an lvol2 and lvol4 in and see if the even numbers have problems...
Have you tried running md across these disks ?
- Joe