mount reiserfs snapshot failed
Hi there.
Im using the original kernel 2.4.18 with the locking patch and the lvm-patch applied. I use the lvm in Version 1.1rc1.
I got one harddisk with 4 partitions on it, 1 partition is Linux LVM. The volume to backup is mounted on /home and has reiserfs.
I made a shell-script to perform a test using snapshots. Here is what it does (looped):
1) create snapshot
2) mount snapshot --> fails sometimes (35 loops, 6 fails)
3) backup snapshot
4) create file on original volume while backup is still running
5) unmount snapshot
6) remove snapshot
In some cases mounting the snapshot volume fails with error 32 (wrong fs type or bad superblock).
Anybody got any idea???
Thanks for your help,
Markus
Quoted 16 lines · Markus Bartl
Hi there.
Im using the original kernel 2.4.18 with the locking patch and the lvm-patch applied. I use the lvm in Version 1.1rc1.
I got one harddisk with 4 partitions on it, 1 partition is Linux LVM. The volume to backup is mounted on /home and has reiserfs.I made a shell-script to perform a test using snapshots. Here is what it does (looped):
1) create snapshot
2) mount snapshot --> fails sometimes (35 loops, 6 fails)
3) backup snapshot
4) create file on original volume while backup is still running
5) unmount snapshot
6) remove snapshot
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In some cases mounting the snapshot volume fails with error 32 (wrong fs type or bad superblock).
Anybody got any idea???
Do version 1.0.3 tools fail in the same way ?
- Joe
Quoted 24 lines · Joe Thornber
Quoted 16 lines · Markus Bartl
Hi there.
Im using the original kernel 2.4.18 with the locking patch and the lvm-patch applied. I use the lvm in Version 1.1rc1.
I got one harddisk with 4 partitions on it, 1 partition is Linux LVM. The volume to backup is mounted on /home and has reiserfs.I made a shell-script to perform a test using snapshots. Here is what it does (looped):
1) create snapshot
2) mount snapshot --> fails sometimes (35 loops, 6 fails)
3) backup snapshot
4) create file on original volume while backup is still running
5) unmount snapshot
6) remove snapshotQuoted 3 lines
In some cases mounting the snapshot volume fails with error 32 (wrong fs type or bad superblock).
Anybody got any idea???Do version 1.0.3 tools fail in the same way ?
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- Joe
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Hi there.
I tried the 1.0.3 tools with the 1.1rc1 kernel module. The same problem occured (not as much
as with the 1.1rc1 tools though).
Im now going to build the 1.0.3 kernel module and try it that way. Thanks.
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Quoted 7 lines · Markus Bartl
Hi there.
Im using the original kernel 2.4.18 with the locking patch and the lvm-patch applied. I use the lvm in Version 1.1rc1.
I got one harddisk with 4 partitions on it, 1 partition is Linux LVM. The volume to backup is mounted on /home and has reiserfs.
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In some cases mounting the snapshot volume fails with error 32 (wrong fs type or bad superblock).
Anybody got any idea???
No idea, but for information, I have the same problem on a kernel 2.4.17 + linux-2.4.11-VFS-lock.patch + patch reiserfs-quota, with LVM 1.0.2
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Im now going to build the 1.0.3 kernel module and try it that way.
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Quoted 16 lines · Markus Bartl
Hi there.
Im using the original kernel 2.4.18 with the locking patch and the lvm-patch applied. I use the lvm in Version 1.1rc1.
I got one harddisk with 4 partitions on it, 1 partition is Linux LVM. The volume to backup is mounted on /home and has reiserfs.I made a shell-script to perform a test using snapshots. Here is what it does (looped):
1) create snapshot
2) mount snapshot --> fails sometimes (35 loops, 6 fails)
3) backup snapshot
4) create file on original volume while backup is still running
5) unmount snapshot
6) remove snapshotQuoted 3 lines
In some cases mounting the snapshot volume fails with error 32 (wrong fs type or bad superblock).
Anybody got any idea???Do version 1.0.3 tools fail in the same way ?
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- Joe
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Hi there.
I rebuilt the kernel with lvm 1.0.3 and used the 1.0.3 tools. The problem is still there.
Anyone got any other idea???
Thanks!!!
Markus
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I rebuilt the kernel with lvm 1.0.3 and used the 1.0.3 tools. The problem is still there.
Could you please send the script?
During snapshot testing, I run two loops in the background:
while(1)
mount /dev/vg/lv1 /foo
touch /foo/foo
rm /foo/foo
umount /foo/foo
end
while(1)
create snapshot
mount snapshot
umount snapshot
remove snapshot
end
-chris
Hi, Joe!
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Im using the original kernel 2.4.18 with the locking patch and the lvm-patch applied. I use the lvm in Version 1.1rc1.
In some cases mounting the snapshot volume fails with error 32 (wrong fs type or bad superblock).
Do version 1.0.3 tools fail in the same way ?
I am running a similar configuration:
Kernel 2.4.18-rc4
+ LVM 1.0.3
+ linux-2.4.18-VFS-lock.patch
+ sched-O1-2.4.18-pre8-K3.patch
I use ext3, and the LVM 1.0.3-tools + LVM-1.0.3-pmove-patch
Snapshots work.
I upgrade to 2.4.19-pre6, must merge the VFS-lock.patch by hand and drop the sched-O1-* patch; and use the LVM 1.1rc1-Tools:
Snapshots get generated, but first some (depending on the order of generation!), later all of them are unreadable (even a simple cat fails complaining about that), so mount fails.
I decide this might be due to a bad merge on my side or a kernel problem, so I downgrade to:
Kernel 2.4.18-rc4
+ LVM 1.1rc1
+ linux-2.4.18-VFS-lock.patch
+ sched-O1-2.4.18-pre8-K3.patch
LVM 1.1rc1-Tools.
Snapshots still unreadable.
I downgrade the Kernel to LVM 1.0.3:
Kernel 2.4.18-rc4
+ LVM 1.0.3
+ linux-2.4.18-VFS-lock.patch
+ sched-O1-2.4.18-pre8-K3.patch
but still with LVM 1.1rc1-Tool
Snapshots still show the same problems as before.
Downgrading to LVM 1.0.3-tools on the running system:
everything works again.
-Wolfgang
This could still be VM issues.
Have you tried top of CVS, which is in pre-release tests for LVM 1.1-rc2?
Regards,
Heinz -- The LVM Guy --
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Hi there.
Im using the original kernel 2.4.18 with the locking patch and the lvm-patch applied. I use the lvm in Version 1.1rc1.
I got one harddisk with 4 partitions on it, 1 partition is Linux LVM. The volume to backup is mounted on /home and has reiserfs.I made a shell-script to perform a test using snapshots. Here is what it does (looped):
1) create snapshot
2) mount snapshot --> fails sometimes (35 loops, 6 fails)
3) backup snapshot
4) create file on original volume while backup is still running
5) unmount snapshot
6) remove snapshotIn some cases mounting the snapshot volume fails with error 32 (wrong fs type or bad superblock).
Anybody got any idea???
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Thanks for your help,
Markus_______________________________________________
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