From: Adametz, Bluejay (bluejay@fujigreenwood.com)
Date: Thu Aug 05 2004 - 12:05:08 EDT
Peter Gergen and Martin Koerfer, as well as HP, suggested that the problem
might be with the ddr.db and/or ddr.dbase files. They are identical between
the working(standalone) system and the non-working(clustered) systems. And,
according to HP (upon review), the SWXCR controller isn't treated as a SCSI
device anyway.
Because of the tight schedule I have on this project, I may be forced to
drop back to patch kit 3 if HP doesn't come up with something soon.
More news as it happens...
Original question:
> I just built a new cluster and, while the non-clustered
> system I started
> with has no problems, when I boot the cluster system, neither
> cluster member
> can access it's SWXCR disks. hwmgr shows the disks, but
> attempting to even
> show the disk label results in "No such device or address". Before
> attempting to access the disk, drdmgr shows a server for the
> disks, but
> afterwards, it reports "No Server".
- Bluejay Adametz
Conformity is the refuge of the unimaginative.
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