Even simpler than those... It's worth checking to be sure... Does the
directory exist?
IE, does this directory exist on the client:
/mnt/lustre/fs01
- Patrick Farrell
On 03/18/2014 12:58 PM, Mohr Jr, Richard Frank (Rick Mohr) wrote:
I would start by checking out the network layer to make sure that
everything is setup and functioning as expected.
1) Make sure all nodes have the correct IP address configured
2) Run "lctl list_nids" on all nodes to make sure that the LNET layer has setup
all the interfaces
3) Run "ping $IPADDR" and "lctl ping $IPADDR@tcp0" tests between
nodes to check that communication is working
You may have already checked those things out, and it may seem like I am pointing out the
obvious. But I have seen several lustre problems that ended up being caused by simple
problems like an IP address being configured on the wrong interface or a typo in modprobe
config file. So the above checks are almost always my starting point whenever I encounter
a lustre problem.