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Revision as of 21:11, 6 May 2018
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This page is meant for a short description of all those little emergencies that will make an inexperienced sysadmin panic, where anybody who's met them before will go "shrug, this is a cynch".
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Changing Defaults
Raid-5 journals and bitmaps
As of October 2017, it's been disallowed to run raid-5 with both a journal and a bitmap. It's pointless to do so, and causes problems with race conditions in recovery. So if an upgrade makes your array stop running, the fix is to assemble the array with the option "--update=no-bitmap"
Hardware Troubleshooting
Replacement Controller Cards
If you think your controller is faulty, and have replaced it with a spare you had lying around, make sure the controller and drives are compatible! Some SATA-II controllers cannot handle drives over 2TB.
Boot Problems
Centos Emergency Mode
Centos (and presumably other distros) has an emergency mode. Typically such modes suppress module loading, ignore fstab, and a whole host of other potentially problematic features.
Of course, this also will suppress a load of features you want like bringing up your raid array. Try manually doing all the features you expect boot to do for you.
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