The problem is that xm doesn't recognize 'drbd' as blok device type;
Since drbd-8.0.6 it is allowed to use drbd resource as VBD.
Ubuntu Hardy's drbd version is 8.0.11
In my configuration 'test-swap', 'test-root' are lvm partitions, defined
with full path in drbd.conf as resources.
Such configuration gives (according to drbd manual) nice feature -
automatic change done by Xen between Primary/Secondary during migration.
Longina
On Thu, 27 Aug 2009, Alexandre CABROL PERALES wrote:
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you might use GFS or lvm partition on drbd device usually /dev/drbd0
Longina Przybyszewska a écrit :
Hi,
it seems that Xen3.3 in Ubuntu Hardy is missing integration with drbd:
I get -
Error: "Block device must have "phy", "file", or "tap" specified to type"
when I try 'xm create test.cfg".
VM 'test' has in config file 'drbd' resource as block device.
disk = ['drbd:test-swap,xvda1,w', 'drbd:test-disk,xvda2,w' ]
Does anybody have success with this type of configuration on Ubuntu Hardy?
Longina
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