sysadmin, another one of my thankless jobs

Jan 15, 2012 20:06

One of the physical disks in a logical volume "forgot" its UUID at some point today. The thing has been running great for 4 months and now I get some weird error. No clue as to why except that I'm nearly 100% sure that it's not a "bad disk" or other hardware error since the underlying physical disks are actually virtual disk images and the ( Read more... )

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wyldside January 16 2012, 11:21:19 UTC
What base is this system using? Linux, freebsd, windows, unix?

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geddcoon January 16 2012, 17:30:52 UTC
CentOS guest on XenServer host.

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wyldside January 19 2012, 10:49:01 UTC
late reply but i'd guess the xenserver updated and regenerated the uuid

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geddcoon January 19 2012, 21:18:12 UTC
From what I understand, the UUID is a data structure that is written by the LVM under Linux. There's no reason for the underlying XenServer to touch it or even know about it.

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clipfox January 22 2012, 00:26:38 UTC
I think it's possible Aibo updated and regenerated the MID.

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