We had stability issues with 3.12.x of lustre, we are now using 3.13 (custom built with lustre as module from the kernel source)
On Fri, Jan 24, 2014 at 2:17 PM, Cédric Dufour - Idiap Research Institute <cedric.dufour@idiap.ch> wrote:
_______________________________________________Hello all,
Newly subscribed to the list, I've been going through the archives and seen some questions about Lustre client support on recent versions of Debian/Ubuntu distributions.
We have addressed that issue by:
- building a custom kernel with Lustre client *disabled*, based on Ubuntu's latest available kernel + latest stable patchsets, 3.12.8 for us so far (PS: './debian/rules editconfigs' to disable Lustre)
- having a separate (easily upgrade-able) 'lustre-dkms' package based on Lustre in-kernel client code + our patches, 3.14rc1~patched for us so far
We use that 3.12.8 kernel + lustre-dkms (3.14rc1~patched) package without any problem on:
- Ubuntu/Quantal (~100 workstations and computation nodes)
- Debian/Wheezy with the few libc (>= 2.14) dependencies pulled from Debian/Testing (a few servers requiring Lustre access)
- (hopefully Ubuntu/Trusty 14.04 in a few weeks)
(against a Lustre 2.6.32/2.4.2 cluster)
I have tarball-ed the required resources at http://www.idiap.ch/~cdufour/download/lustre-dkms.tar.bz2 . It contains the skeleton directory and HOWO.TXT file that should get going those of you who are interested to follow the same path.
Hope it helps.
Best regard,
Cédric
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Cédric Dufour @ Idiap Research Institute
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