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Try this: > 1. install gluser 1.5 - start 'glusterd' (service glusterd start) > 2. gluster peer status See if this helps.
If you're getting a kernel crash from a userland utility, that's a kernel bug.
I am running glusterfs 3.1.1 on Debian Squeeze inside Xen DomU. On clean setup do: 1. install gluser 2. gluster peer status vm will crash immediately
Sorry, I forgot to mention that I had started glusterd before I tried "gluster peer status" "gluster probe <host>" work fine but even if I am able to create volume "gluster peer status" prints 1 peer and then crashes VM VM restarted immediately, I and I cant find any kernel panic log messages
(In reply to comment #3) > Sorry, I forgot to mention that I had started glusterd before I tried "gluster > peer status" > > "gluster probe <host>" work fine but even if I am able to create volume > "gluster peer status" prints 1 peer and then crashes VM > > VM restarted immediately, I and I cant find any kernel panic log messages Is this behavior reliably reproducible? Avati
Yes, every time I do it it crashes VM
(In reply to comment #5) > Yes, every time I do it it crashes VM Can you please post the glusterd logs?
Resolved as it is no longer reproducible.