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01-26-2005 11:52 AM
01-26-2005 11:52 AM
Re: disk array, lvm, POWERFAILED
Hey there,
if You have HP support ask them to do a low-level analysis with logtool, there should be entries related to those CE_FCP_UNFREEZE recvd in CS_FCP_FROZEN 1824, maybe they can shed some light.
Still it doesn't look like a straight hardware problem, or there should be more obvious errors.
waiting until the cluster is re-formed surely makes sense.
Good luck until then :)
if You have HP support ask them to do a low-level analysis with logtool, there should be entries related to those CE_FCP_UNFREEZE recvd in CS_FCP_FROZEN 1824, maybe they can shed some light.
Still it doesn't look like a straight hardware problem, or there should be more obvious errors.
waiting until the cluster is re-formed surely makes sense.
Good luck until then :)
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