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Yeah.. Not sure if the root cause was ever determined but at my previous job we had issues with Xen guests shutting down but the blkback device would go D and n
by Rapzid 12y ago
Yeah.. Not sure if the root cause was ever determined but at my previous job we had issues with Xen guests shutting down but the blkback device would go D and never quit. This would prevent the VM from starting because the LV was busy. lvm commands would freeze. And of course the system would end up needing a hard reboot because the lvm teardown scripts would not complete on shutdown due to the busy device. Good times :|