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Re: iSCSI linux raid target failure file system corruption testing problems.



Brian Kerhin wrote:
I’ve setup an iSCSI network using the initiator (cent os 4.2)

iscsi-initiator-utils-4.0.3.0-2

I have 4 targets and a RAID 6 array. (n-2 storage space, 2 targets can die before I loose data)

My problem is that I loose data when 1 target dies.

Here is my procedure for test:

   1. Start iSCSI
   2. Create raid 6 array.
   3. format file system (ext3)
   4. start 1.6GB copy of a usr directory. (/usr2 a copy of my /usr
      directory)
   5. While it the middle of the copy I pull the Ethernet cord from one
      of my targets (simulate a failure J).
   6. The copy locks up for a few seconds, the iscsi transfer processes
      all top showing up in my top monitor. Then after about 7 seconds
      they pop back up and my /proc/mdstat file shows my disk has failed.


Could you send your /var/log/messages output when this is going on.


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