[mythtv-users] Raid5 with XFS

Andre mythtv-list at dinkum.org.uk
Fri Mar 18 13:20:40 UTC 2011


On 11 Mar 2011, at 18:25, Andre wrote:

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> On 11 Mar 2011, at 18:13, Spencer Herzberg wrote:
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>> Has anyone done this? Was the post correct in saying that you cannot just move the filesystem without running xfs_repair? I haven't been able to find any proof that this is the even the case and I would rather not have to perform a xfs_repair on the filesystem if I don't have to (less manual messing with a filesystem seems like it would be best on 4-6tb of drive space).
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> I've just moved my myth system to it's own server, everything else is now running on a new Atom server board, kind of the opposite to the ION people, I'm running everything but MythTV on an Atom ;-)
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> The old system was 32bit the new is 64bit, due to mysql, 4GB ram and why not, the five XFS recordings disks were just hot plugged and mounted, thanks for the warning that my journal is probably non functioning!
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> I'll report back when I've found out what needs doing and how long that takes, 4x 1.5TB & 1x 2TB, no raid, it's only TV and DVD rips.

Well, I checked all the drives thoroughly and all seems entirely happy.

I saw some posts on the lkml about the whole 32bit 64bit journal not being a problem any more and that seems to be the case for me, in fact these drives have been back and forth between 32bit 64bit back to 32 and now back to 64 without anything moaning in syslog or xfs_check or xfs_repair.

Andre


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