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Linux434904y
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HP: *murders Dell devices*
HP: "See? We are superior, you should ditch Dell and buy our stuff!" -
Linux434904yTheory number one: powerspikes
Theory number two: bug in the network cards
Theory number three: Dell server has an orgy but the HP servers was not invited so the killed the Dell servers -
Linux434904y@theKarlisK
I just got NULBYTES on all logs, so I am not sure yet. I have not been able to try to trigger it again.
I have not heard that ceph can act that way actually, that is worrying... -
Linux434904y@theKarlisK
It is unlikely since the logs is just nulbytes actually,
And doubt it is because of stress/load actually. -
@Linux Wait... am I reading that correctly? is that basically the "BIOS" crashing? XD
I am running a small - but growing - ceph-cluster at work. Since it is fun and our storage demand is growing each day.
Today, it was time to bring another node online and add another 12TB to the cluster.
Installation of the OS went fine, network settings fine, drives looks fine.
Now, time to add it into the cluster.... BAM
Every Dell machine in the Cluster - Dead.
The two HP-machines is online and running. But the Dell-machines just died.
WAT!?
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