Re: [Xen-users] Software-Raid Filesystem mounted not clean

[amin <amin@xxxxxxx>]

I tested a little bit,

and the problem was that the xend and the xendomains stop script in the 
runlevels
were at the same number:

-K20xend
-K20xendomains


i moved them to:

-K20xendomains
-K21xend

and now the domains get stopped correctly AND
my filesystem mounts and unmounts clean now.

> Hi,
>
>
> System:
> Debian Etch 4.0 up2date
> Pentium 640 ond Tyan Mainboard 2gb RAM
> 2x80gb Samsung SP0812C
>
> I have a software raid and the problem that XEN doesn't mount my 
> ROOT-filesystem as clean.
> With a normal 2.6.18-5 kernel from debian i can reboot and check my 
> filesystem with tune2fs -l /dev/md1
> and it will show up with the Filesystem state : clean.
>
> If I boot up after that with xen and do the same command it will show: 
> not clean
> A reboot after that, xen will perform a filesystem check.
> The result is a reboot and a clean partition which, at this following 
> reboot, is getting unclean.
> The last message i read when i do the normal rebooting is >>> md1 
> still in use...
> Second, i get a startup error with S02mountkernfs.sh line 22: 
> Segmentation fault , something with /lib/init/rw/.ramfs,
> when i execute the script after the bootup, it works like normal.
>
> With the normal 2.6.18-5 kernel it's working reboot for reboot, only 
> xen gets that error and mounts it unclean.
>
> Thanks,
> Amin
>
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