9i (9.2.0.3) RAC Working On Redhat 8 w/ Firewire

I wanted to mention that we've finally gotten the 9iRAC database working on two nodes connected to a single firewire drive using Redhat 8 and Oracle's firewire kernel binaries.
Figuring out how to get "ocfs" working was a struggle. The firewire modules were confusing and touchy, but we finally got the firewire drive to accept multiple logins and eventually got OCFS to work (mostly). We took a gamble and decided that we could use the Oracle kernel binaries rather than upgrading to Redhat AS.
To avoid a nasty error with "gsd", we needed to install the "9.2.0.3" patch. That resolved the "OCR" problem, but the "dbca" still had trouble.
Eventually, we found that the default "init.ora" files were not working. We're not entirely certain why "spfile" wasn't working either, but the database does survive if you can start each instance with the parameter file created during the "dbca" database creation (using 'pfile="..."' argument with startup).
There are still plenty of problems. The OCFS drive tends to eat files that are copied to it, but we can execute the copy a couple of times and it generally takes. The "agentctl" (Oracle's intelligent SNMP agent) isn't working on the second node, but we don't really need it and we've decided to work on it later.
I want to thank all of you for trying so hard to communicate our problems and for your helpful hints.
Please respond if you're interested in greater detail.

Here are a few questions I'd like to share. Our test environment was RH9 and LVM, patched to 9.2.0.3.
1) Can you control both instances from a single machine using srvctl? This is what I do to start the cluster:
nodeX> gsdctl start (both nodes)
node1> srvctl start instance -d orcl -i orcl1
node1> srvctl start instance -d orcl -i orcl2
The last statement fails:
PRKR-1007 : getting of cluster database orcl configuration failed,
PRKC-1020 : Exception while executing the operation on the remote node node1
PRKO-2005 : Application error: Failure in getting Cluster Database Configuration for: orcl
Seems like the first gsdctl to start takes exclusive ownership of the srvconfig partition, so other nodes cannot see the configuration. Have you seen this?
2) If I do a shutdown abort to an instance, connections failover (and SELECTs continue, if configured) properly. However, if reset or simulate a power outage in the node, failovers take much longer to occur (in the order of minutes). Have you tried something like this?
Thanks in advance,
Ivan

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Here are scripts for getting OAS302 working on RedHat 6.0

People have said this doesn't work. It works. It's just the
owsctl that doesn't work. I'm not saying that oas302 on RedHat 6
is the best solution anyone could come up with, but it does work,
and if you want to do it, here are some scripts that you can feel
free to modify and use as you wish. Various variables should be
updated with however you system is configured. Remember to start
the wrb (i.e. the second script) before you start any listeners.
Linux has a tendency to crash if you don't kill -KILL all the wrb
processes at the same time (i.e. the kernel gets an uncaught
exception and dies).
Erik
<disclaimer>
I do not guarantee these will work. I do not guarantee that
they will not destroy something important. I assume no liability
for what these scripts may or may not do. Use them at your own
risk. There is no expressed or implied waranty.
</disclaimer>
#!/bin/ksh
# Script to start the oraweb http servers to listen for requests
# because owsctl is kind of unpredictable under RedHat 6.0
# set this variable to be the directory that the webserver
# configuration drivetoryies are under (i.e.
# /db/app/oracle/admin/ows/web/httpd_my.host.com)
WEB_HOME=/db/app/oracle/admin/ows/web/httpd_my.host.com
LISTENER="$2"
if [[ -z "$LISTENER" ]]
then
echo "No listener name to start."
echo "Usage: listen {start|stop} listener"
echo "e.g.:"
echo " listen start admin"
exit 1
fi
case "$1" in
start)
OMN_ADDR=UDP:worf.gcg.com:2649
OWS_ADPCFG="$ORAWEB_HOME/admin/adpspy.cfg"
OWS_ADPSO="$ORAWEB_HOME/lib/ndwfs.so"
OWS_ORAWEB_FREEDOMX=1
export OWS_ADPCFG OWS_ADPSO OMN_ADDR OWS_ORAWEB_FEEDOMX
CFG_FILE=$WEB_HOME/$LISTENER/config/sv$LISTENER.cfg
if [[ -f "$CFG_FILE" ]]
then
oraweb -C $CFG_FILE
else
echo "Could not find config file for $LISTENER:"
echo " $CFG_FILE"
exit 1
fi
stop)
PID_FILE=$WEB_HOME/$LISTENER/config/sv$LISTENER.pid
if [[ -f $PID_FILE ]]
then
kill `cat $PID_FILE`
if [[ $? -ne 0 ]]
then
echo "Could not stop oraweb $LISTENER process."
exit 1
fi
else
echo "Could not find oraweb $LISTENER PID file:"
echo " $PID_FILE"
exit 1
fi
echo "Usage: listen {start|stop} listener"
echo "e.g.:"
echo " listen start admin"
exit 1
esac
#!/bin/ksh
# Script to start up the Oracle Web Request Broker (wrb)
# processes manually because owsctl doesn't work on RedHat
# Linux 6.0
TMP_FILE=/tmp/wrb.pids
case "$1" in
start)
SLEEP=3
if [[ -f "$TMP_FILE" ]]
then
echo "$TMP_FILE exits. Make sure the wrb is not
already"
echo "running, remove $TMP_FILE, and run this script
again."
exit 1
fi
if [[ -z "$ORAWEB_HOME" ]]
then
echo "ORAWEB_HOME is not set. This environment variable"
echo "should be set to the directory where the oracle was"
echo "lives, i.e. /app/oracle/product/8.0.5/ows/3.0"
exit 1
fi
OMN_ADDR=UDP:my.host.com:2649
OWS_ADPCFG="$ORAWEB_HOME/admin/adpspy.cfg"
OWS_ADPSO="$ORAWEB_HOME/lib/ndwfs.so"
OWS_ORAWEB_FEEDOMX=1 # I have no idea what this does; I read
# about it in a newsgroup. Supposedly
# it makes the oas run faster
export OWS_ADPCFG OWS_ADPSO OMN_ADDR OWS_ORAWEB_FREEDOMX
PATH=$ORAWEB_HOME/bin:$PATH
mnaddrsrv -D &
echo -n "$! " > $TMP_FILE
sleep $SLEEP
mnrpcnmsrv &
echo -n "$! " >> $TMP_FILE
mnorbsrv &
echo -n "$! " >> $TMP_FILE
sleep $SLEEP
wrbcfg &
echo -n "$! " >> $TMP_FILE
sleep $SLEEP
wrblog &
echo -n "$! " >> $TMP_FILE
sleep $SLEEP
wrbasrv &
echo -n "$! " >> $TMP_FILE
sleep $SLEEP
wrbahsrv &
echo -n "$! " >> $TMP_FILE
sleep $SLEEP
wrbroker &
echo -n "$! " >> $TMP_FILE
sleep $SLEEP
wrbvpm &
echo -n "$! " >> $TMP_FILE
sleep $SLEEP
wrbfac &
echo -n "$! " >> $TMP_FILE
sleep $SLEEP
wrbdm &
echo -n "$! " >> $TMP_FILE
sleep $SLEEP
stop)
kill -KILL `cat $TMP_FILE`
if [[ $? -ne 0 ]]
then
echo "Could not stop wrb processes. The PIDs are in"
echo "$TMP_FILE. If these are running, please"
echo "stop them manually."
else
rm -rf $TMP_FILE
fi
echo "Usage: wrb {start|stop}"
exit 1
esac
null

Hi Erick,
Your scripts for running the OAS302 on 6.0 linux had been very
helpful.
In fact, I dont know what would I have done without them.
Now I am able to run the listeners and even able to create the
packages and users in the database via the OAS 3.0.2 but the
problem starts when accessing a procedure in the database using
the pl/sql agent. By the way i am using Oracle 8.0.5.1 RDBMS and
its home is different than the webserver home.
The browser just does nothing and even does not log any error
message ,I have to stop it after a while but all my other
catridges are working.
any insight will be appreciated.
thanks,
Vikram ( Ironically enough I work for Oracle).
Erik Nielsen (guest) wrote:
: People have said this doesn't work. It works. It's just the
: owsctl that doesn't work. I'm not saying that oas302 on RedHat
6
: is the best solution anyone could come up with, but it does
work,
: and if you want to do it, here are some scripts that you can
feel
: free to modify and use as you wish. Various variables should
be
: updated with however you system is configured. Remember to
start
: the wrb (i.e. the second script) before you start any
listeners.
: Linux has a tendency to crash if you don't kill -KILL all the
wrb
: processes at the same time (i.e. the kernel gets an uncaught
: exception and dies).
: Erik
: <disclaimer>
: I do not guarantee these will work. I do not guarantee that
: they will not destroy something important. I assume no
liability
: for what these scripts may or may not do. Use them at your own
: risk. There is no expressed or implied waranty.
: </disclaimer>
: #!/bin/ksh
: # Script to start the oraweb http servers to listen for
requests
: # because owsctl is kind of unpredictable under RedHat 6.0
: # set this variable to be the directory that the webserver
: # configuration drivetoryies are under (i.e.
: # /db/app/oracle/admin/ows/web/httpd_my.host.com)
: WEB_HOME=/db/app/oracle/admin/ows/web/httpd_my.host.com
: LISTENER="$2"
: if [[ -z "$LISTENER" ]]
: then
: echo "No listener name to start."
: echo "Usage: listen {start|stop} listener"
: echo "e.g.:"
: echo " listen start admin"
: exit 1
: fi
: case "$1" in
: start)
: OMN_ADDR=UDP:worf.gcg.com:2649
: OWS_ADPCFG="$ORAWEB_HOME/admin/adpspy.cfg"
: OWS_ADPSO="$ORAWEB_HOME/lib/ndwfs.so"
: OWS_ORAWEB_FREEDOMX=1
: export OWS_ADPCFG OWS_ADPSO OMN_ADDR OWS_ORAWEB_FEEDOMX
: CFG_FILE=$WEB_HOME/$LISTENER/config/sv$LISTENER.cfg
: if [[ -f "$CFG_FILE" ]]
: then
: oraweb -C $CFG_FILE
: else
: echo "Could not find config file for $LISTENER:"
: echo " $CFG_FILE"
: exit 1
: fi
: stop)
: PID_FILE=$WEB_HOME/$LISTENER/config/sv$LISTENER.pid
: if [[ -f $PID_FILE ]]
: then
: kill `cat $PID_FILE`
: if [[ $? -ne 0 ]]
: then
: echo "Could not stop oraweb $LISTENER process."
: exit 1
: fi
: else
: echo "Could not find oraweb $LISTENER PID file:"
: echo " $PID_FILE"
: exit 1
: fi
: echo "Usage: listen {start|stop} listener"
: echo "e.g.:"
: echo " listen start admin"
: exit 1
: esac
: #!/bin/ksh
: # Script to start up the Oracle Web Request Broker (wrb)
: # processes manually because owsctl doesn't work on RedHat
: # Linux 6.0
: TMP_FILE=/tmp/wrb.pids
: case "$1" in
: start)
: SLEEP=3
: if [[ -f "$TMP_FILE" ]]
: then
: echo "$TMP_FILE exits. Make sure the wrb is not
: already"
: echo "running, remove $TMP_FILE, and run this script
: again."
: exit 1
: fi
: if [[ -z "$ORAWEB_HOME" ]]
: then
: echo "ORAWEB_HOME is not set. This environment variable"
: echo "should be set to the directory where the oracle
was"
: echo "lives, i.e. /app/oracle/product/8.0.5/ows/3.0"
: exit 1
: fi
: OMN_ADDR=UDP:my.host.com:2649
: OWS_ADPCFG="$ORAWEB_HOME/admin/adpspy.cfg"
: OWS_ADPSO="$ORAWEB_HOME/lib/ndwfs.so"
: OWS_ORAWEB_FEEDOMX=1 # I have no idea what this does; I read
: # about it in a newsgroup. Supposedly
: # it makes the oas run faster
: export OWS_ADPCFG OWS_ADPSO OMN_ADDR OWS_ORAWEB_FREEDOMX
: PATH=$ORAWEB_HOME/bin:$PATH
: mnaddrsrv -D &
: echo -n "$! " > $TMP_FILE
: sleep $SLEEP
: mnrpcnmsrv &
: echo -n "$! " >> $TMP_FILE
: mnorbsrv &
: echo -n "$! " >> $TMP_FILE
: sleep $SLEEP
: wrbcfg &
: echo -n "$! " >> $TMP_FILE
: sleep $SLEEP
: wrblog &
: echo -n "$! " >> $TMP_FILE
: sleep $SLEEP
: wrbasrv &
: echo -n "$! " >> $TMP_FILE
: sleep $SLEEP
: wrbahsrv &
: echo -n "$! " >> $TMP_FILE
: sleep $SLEEP
: wrbroker &
: echo -n "$! " >> $TMP_FILE
: sleep $SLEEP
: wrbvpm &
: echo -n "$! " >> $TMP_FILE
: sleep $SLEEP
: wrbfac &
: echo -n "$! " >> $TMP_FILE
: sleep $SLEEP
: wrbdm &
: echo -n "$! " >> $TMP_FILE
: sleep $SLEEP
: stop)
: kill -KILL `cat $TMP_FILE`
: if [[ $? -ne 0 ]]
: then
: echo "Could not stop wrb processes. The PIDs are in"
: echo "$TMP_FILE. If these are running, please"
: echo "stop them manually."
: else
: rm -rf $TMP_FILE
: fi
: echo "Usage: wrb {start|stop}"
: exit 1
: esac
null

Mailx is not working on redhat 5

Hi All,
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How to get JRockit 7.0 work on Redhat 8.0?

Hello,
Is there any way to get JRockit 7.0 work on Redhat 8.0?
I know that Redhat 8.0 uses pthreads 0.10 and JRockit 7.0 supports 0.8
or 0.9.
This is the error message I get:
ERROR: The pthread library is unknown. Are you running a supported Linux
distribution?
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BR,
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I found a work-around:
Download glibc-2.2.5-40.i686.rpm from Redhat 7.3 updates.
The file is available at any redhat mirror:
ftp://ftp.funet.fi/pub/Linux/mirrors/redhat/redhat/linux/updates/7.3/en/os/i686/glibc-2.2.5-40.i686.rpm
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directory.
directions:
cd /usr/local
mkdir glibc-2.2.5-40
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rpm2cpio ~/glibc-2.2.5-40.i686.rpm | cpio -iumdv
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then before using JRockit (in a script etc.)
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/glibc-2.2.5-40/lib:\
/usr/local/glibc-2.2.5-40/lib/i686:/usr/local/glibc-2.2.5-40/usr/lib/gconv
export PATH=/usr/jrockit/7.0/1.4.0/bin:$PATH
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BR
Lari

Can RAC work with only 1 node "temporarly"?

Hi
I have 2 nodes RAC , when node2 is off , node1 can't start , its crs hang
is that normal , is that the design of RAC , and if that correct , so if node2 have an outage , should node1 be able to serve the appliation alone ?!
Thanks

and when i start rac2 , the crs on rac1 works and it works on rac2 as well
here is the log of ocssd.log on rac1 after i started rac2
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 14:50:41.984 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmRcfgMgrThread: Local Join
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:17:51.524 [61832080] >TRACE: clssnmReadDskHeartbeat: node 2, rac2, has a disk HB, but no network HB, DHB has rcfg 144596742, wrtcnt, 1252711, LATS 963874, lastSeqNo 1252711, timestamp 1252214274/4294298960
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:17:53.205 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmConnComplete: MSGSRC 2, type 5, node 2, flags 0x0001, con 0x98eae78, probe (nil), nodekillsz 0
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:17:53.205 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmConnComplete: node 2, rac2, con(0x98eae78), probcon((nil)), ninfcon((nil)), node unique 1252214272, prev unique 0, msg unique 1252214272 node state 0
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:17:53.206 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmsendConnAck: node 2, node state 0
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:17:53.206 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmSendConnAck: connected to node 2 , ninfcon (0x98eae78), state (0)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:17:53.206 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmConnComplete: connecting to node 2 (con 0x98eae78), ninfcon (0x98eae78), state (0)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:17:53.206 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmConnComplete: ninf->killinfosz 0
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:17:53.681 [61832080] >TRACE: clssnmReadDskHeartbeat: node 2, rac2, has a disk HB, but no network HB, DHB has rcfg 144596742, wrtcnt, 1252712, LATS 966024, lastSeqNo 1252712, timestamp 1252214276/4294300300
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:17:55.953 [61832080] >TRACE: clssnmReadDskHeartbeat: node 2, rac2, has a disk HB, but no network HB, DHB has rcfg 144596742, wrtcnt, 1252713, LATS 968294, lastSeqNo 1252713, timestamp 1252214278/4294302220
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:47.231 [61832080] >TRACE: clssnmReadDskHeartbeat: node 3, rac3, has a disk HB, but no network HB, DHB has rcfg 144596742, wrtcnt, 58771, LATS 1919434, lastSeqNo 58771, timestamp 1252215232/4294269600
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.141 [3019697040] >WARNING: clssnmLocalJoinEvent: takeover succ
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.141 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmDoSyncUpdate: Initiating sync 0
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.141 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmDoSyncUpdate: diskTimeout set to (29997000)ms
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.141 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmSetupAckWait: Ack message type (11)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.141 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmSetupAckWait: node(1) is ALIVE
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.141 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmSetupAckWait: node(2) is ALIVE
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.141 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmSetFirstIncarn: Incarnation 0
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.141 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmSetFirstIncarn: Node 1 incarnation 144596742
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.141 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmSetFirstIncarn: Node 2 incarnation 144596742
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.141 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmSetFirstIncarn: Node 3 incarnation 144596742
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.141 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmSetFirstIncarn: Incarnation set to 144596743
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.141 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmSendSync: syncSeqNo(144596743)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.142 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmWaitForAcks: Ack message type(11), ackCount(2)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.142 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmHandleSync: diskTimeout set to (29997000)ms
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.142 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmHandleSync: Acknowledging sync: src[1] srcName[rac1] seq[1] sync[144596743]
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.142 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmWaitForAcks: done, msg type(11)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.142 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmNeedConfReq: No configuration to change
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.142 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmDoSyncUpdate: node(1) is transitioning from joining state to active state
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.142 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmDoSyncUpdate: node(2) is transitioning from joining state to active state
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.142 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmSetupAckWait: Ack message type (13)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.142 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmSetupAckWait: node(1) is ACTIVE
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.142 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmSetupAckWait: node(2) is ACTIVE
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.142 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmSendVote: syncSeqNo(144596743)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.143 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmWaitForAcks: Ack message type(13), ackCount(2)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.143 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmSendVoteInfo: node(1) syncSeqNo(144596743)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.143 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmWaitForAcks: done, msg type(13)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.143 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmCheckDskInfo: Checking disk info...
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.143 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmCheckDskInfo: diskTimeout set to (29997000)ms
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.143 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmEvict: Start
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.143 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmWaitOnEvictions: Start
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.143 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmSetupAckWait: Ack message type (15)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.143 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmSetupAckWait: node(1) is ACTIVE
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.143 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmSetupAckWait: node(2) is ACTIVE
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.143 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmSendUpdate: syncSeqNo(144596743)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.150 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmWaitForAcks: Ack message type(15), ackCount(2)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.150 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmUpdateNodeState: node 0, state (0/0) unique (0/0) prevConuni(0) birth (0/0) (old/new)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.151 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmUpdateNodeState: node 1, state (2/3) unique (1252212629/1252212629) prevConuni(0) birth (144596743/144596743) (old/new)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.151 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmUpdateNodeState: node 2, state (2/3) unique (1252214272/1252214272) prevConuni(0) birth (144596743/144596743) (old/new)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.151 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmUpdateNodeState: node 3, state (0/0) unique (0/0) prevConuni(0) birth (0/0) (old/new)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:48.237 [3086318064] >USER: NMEVENT_SUSPEND [00][00][00][00]
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:51.312 [131464080] >TRACE: clssscInitSAGEFencing: kgzf fence initialization successfully started
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:51.312 [131464080] >USER: clssnmHandleUpdate: SYNC(144596743) from node(1) completed
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:51.312 [131464080] >USER: clssnmHandleUpdate: NODE 1 (rac1) IS ACTIVE MEMBER OF CLUSTER
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:51.312 [131464080] >USER: clssnmHandleUpdate: NODE 2 (rac2) IS ACTIVE MEMBER OF CLUSTER
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:51.312 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmHandleUpdate: diskTimeout set to (29997000)ms
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:51.312 [131464080] >WARNING: CLSSNMCTX_NODEDB_UNLOCK: lock held for 3170 ms
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:51.321 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmWaitForAcks: done, msg type(15)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:51.522 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmConnComplete: MSGSRC 3, type 5, node 3, flags 0x0001, con 0x97d53f8, probe (nil), nodekillsz 0
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:51.523 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmConnComplete: node 3, rac3, con(0x97d53f8), probcon((nil)), ninfcon((nil)), node unique 1252215231, prev unique 0, msg unique 1252215231 node state 0
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:51.524 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmsendConnAck: node 3, node state 0
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:51.524 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmSendConnAck: connected to node 3 , ninfcon (0x97d53f8), state (0)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:51.524 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmConnComplete: connecting to node 3 (con 0x97d53f8), ninfcon (0x97d53f8), state (0)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:51.524 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmConnComplete: ninf->killinfosz 0
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:53.021 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmDoSyncUpdate: Sync 0 complete!
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:53.027 [2988227472] >TRACE: clssgmReconfigThread: started for reconfig (144596743)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:53.027 [2988227472] >TRACE: KGZF: context successfully initialized, API version 1.1
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:53.027 [2988227472] >TRACE: clssscSAGEInitFenceCompl: kgzf fence initialization successfully completed
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:53.027 [2988227472] >USER: NMEVENT_RECONFIG [00][00][00][06]
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:53.027 [2988227472] >TRACE: clssgmEstablishConnections: 2 nodes in cluster incarn 144596743
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:53.236 [3051432848] >TRACE: clssgmInitialRecv: (0x97d0798) accepted a new connection from node 2 born at 144596743 active (2, 2), vers (11,1,1,2)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:53.236 [3051432848] >TRACE: clssgmInitialRecv: conns done (2/2)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:53.237 [2988227472] >TRACE: clssgmEstablishMasterNode: MASTER for 144596743 is node(1) birth(144596743)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:53.237 [2988227472] >TRACE: clssgmChangeMasterNode: requeued 0 RPCs
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:53.237 [2988227472] >TRACE: clssgmMasterCMSync: Synchronizing group/lock status
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:53.237 [2988227472] >TRACE: clssgmMasterSendDBDone: group/lock status synchronization complete
[    CSSD]CLSS-3000: reconfiguration successful, incarnation 144596743 with 2 nodes
[    CSSD]CLSS-3001: local node number 1, master node number 1
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:53.387 [2988227472] >TRACE: clssgmReconfigThread: completed for reconfig(144596743), with status(1)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:53.435 [156081040] >TRACE: clsc_event_hndlr: (0x98365f8) answer error, rc 15
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:53.436 [156081040] >TRACE: clsc_event_hndlr: (0x98365f8) answer error, rc 15
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:55.124 [156081040] >TRACE: clssgmCommonAddMember: clsomon joined (1/0x1000000/#CSS_CLSSOMON)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:56.891 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmHandleSync: diskTimeout set to (29997000)ms
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:56.891 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmHandleSync: Acknowledging sync: src[2] srcName[rac2] seq[1] sync[144596744]
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:56.893 [3019697040] >TRACE: clssnmRcfgMgrThread: initial lastleader(2) unique(1252214272)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:56.893 [3086318064] >USER: NMEVENT_SUSPEND [00][00][00][06]
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:57.006 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmSendVoteInfo: node(2) syncSeqNo(144596744)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:57.129 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmUpdateNodeState: node 0, state (0/0) unique (0/0) prevConuni(0) birth (0/0) (old/new)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:57.129 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmUpdateNodeState: node 1, state (3/3) unique (1252212629/1252212629) prevConuni(0) birth (144596743/144596743) (old/new)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:57.129 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmUpdateNodeState: node 2, state (3/3) unique (1252214272/1252214272) prevConuni(0) birth (144596743/144596743) (old/new)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:57.129 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmUpdateNodeState: node 3, state (1/3) unique (1252215231/1252215231) prevConuni(0) birth (0/144596744) (old/new)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:57.129 [131464080] >USER: clssnmHandleUpdate: SYNC(144596744) from node(2) completed
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:57.129 [131464080] >USER: clssnmHandleUpdate: NODE 1 (rac1) IS ACTIVE MEMBER OF CLUSTER
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:57.129 [131464080] >USER: clssnmHandleUpdate: NODE 2 (rac2) IS ACTIVE MEMBER OF CLUSTER
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:57.129 [131464080] >USER: clssnmHandleUpdate: NODE 3 (rac3) IS ACTIVE MEMBER OF CLUSTER
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:57.129 [131464080] >TRACE: clssnmHandleUpdate: diskTimeout set to (29997000)ms
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:57.130 [2988227472] >TRACE: clssgmReconfigThread: started for reconfig (144596744)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:57.130 [2988227472] >USER: NMEVENT_RECONFIG [00][00][00][0e]
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:57.131 [2988227472] >TRACE: clssgmEstablishConnections: 3 nodes in cluster incarn 144596744
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:59.759 [3051432848] >TRACE: clssgmInitialRecv: (0x9900bb0) accepted a new connection from node 3 born at 144596744 active (3, 3), vers (11,1,1,2)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:59.759 [3051432848] >TRACE: clssgmInitialRecv: conns done (3/3)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:59.760 [2988227472] >TRACE: clssgmEstablishMasterNode: MASTER for 144596744 is node(1) birth(144596743)
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:59.760 [2988227472] >TRACE: clssgmMasterCMSync: Synchronizing group/lock status
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:33:59.795 [2988227472] >TRACE: clssgmMasterSendDBDone: group/lock status synchronization complete
[    CSSD]CLSS-3000: reconfiguration successful, incarnation 144596744 with 3 nodes
[    CSSD]CLSS-3001: local node number 1, master node number 1
[    CSSD]2009-09-06 15:34:00.200 [2988227472] >TRACE: clssgmReconfigThread: completed for reconfig(144596744), with status(1)
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RAC WORKS ON DIFFERENTS VERSIONS OF ORACLE

i have 2 machine´s.....with windows
first....is i386 --> WINDOWS XP
second.... is x64 --> WINDOWS VISTA
and the storage will be in other machine...
i would like to know....
if is possible install RAC on this 2 machines.....???
because the version of oracle is different...
Oracle Database 10g Release 2 (10.2.0.3) for Microsoft Windows Vista New
Oracle Database 10g Release 2 (10.2.0.1.0) for Microsoft Windows
THANKSSSS

Hi,
From Oracle Documentation (Oracle® Database 2 Day + Real Application Clusters Guide):
"Oracle Clusterware and Oracle RAC do not support heterogeneous platforms in the same cluster. For example, you cannot have one node in the cluster running Red Hat Linux and another node in the same cluster running Solaris UNIX. All nodes must run the same operating system, that is, they must be binary compatible. In an active data-sharing environment, like Oracle RAC, Oracle does not support machines having different chip architectures. However, you can have machines of different speeds and size in the same cluster."

Will the G-Drive Mini work with the Thunderbolt to FireWire adapter?

I'm closing in on buying a new MacBook Pro, but the lack of FireWire on the new retina models is worrying me. I've seen a lot of negative responses in regard to the Thunderbolt to FireWire adapter, specifically in regards to the G-Raid mini - most of them noting it's the dual drive that's the issue.
So would any of you happen to know - does a G-Drive mini work well with the Thunderbolt to FireWire adapter? I will be doing a lot of heavy video editing if that makes any difference.

I found out after purchasing a Retina MacBook Pro that you can in fact use the G-RAID Mini, the way to do it is to have two Thunderbolt to FireWire adapters, plug in the first one to the drive and the computer, wait for the drive to start clicking, and then plug the other cable between the computer and the G-RAID on the second port.
This obviously only works if you have a rMBP as you need the two Thunderbolt ports.

IPod 3g works with usb, not through firewire

Hello everybody.
That's a long time the problem happened, but now it gives me a big trouble because I can't change music on my iPod 3G 10go.
In fact, iPod was recognized through firewire by my iMac G3 until I installed Tiger. But charging is OK. After having installed that great OS, I can interract with iPod only through USB. That's a big problem because there's only USB 1 on iMac G3.
I've restored iPod, reinstalled it, having too repaired my iMac G3 disk with Disk Utility. But it still doesn't work.
So here's a resumee of all things I've done :
-Reinstalled iPod softwae (last version available)
-It does not work with my new iMac Core2duo, so that's not a problem with one of my two computers.
-That shouldn't be a problem with firewire cable because charging is OK.
-That shouldn't be a problem with dock connector because it works fine when I use iPod on Universal Dock with Apple Remote.

Hi Xavier
Yes many people seem to be having this problem since installing the new iTunes 7 and ipod software 2.3, however no one seems to know what is the real cause. My 3G iPod was perfect for years, and since last week I have been unable to connect to my Macbook Pro with firewire. However it is fine with USB.
People keep telling me to restore my ipod to an older software version (older than 2.3), however the 3G ipod is unable to restore using USB, and requests the firewire connection to restore.
Thus, I connected with USB and restored using iTunes on windows (using bootcamp on my MBP). However now my ipod is Windows formatted, and is having problems importing music in OS X.
Just wanted to let you know that others are having this problem, and we are waiting for Apple to issue a response/fix/update.

Is This A Possible Work Around for Lack of Firewire Syncing?

I just learned that Apple discontinued firewire syncing on the newer iPods. Oh well, so much for using my sexy Cube as an iTunes server any more since it's non-expandable...
I just came across this firewire hard drive enclosure from OWC.
http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/ministack-usb
It sports a built in USB2 jack. Does anyone out there own this enclosure AND a 5G iPod? I, and a whole lot of other people, would be grateful if you could plug your Pod into the USB2 jack of this device and report on whether or not it works...
Thanks in advance.

Whoops, wrong link:
http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/ministack/
So my exact idea is this:
I want to get a 5G iPod, but don't want to deal with the slow transfer rate of USB 1.1.
Now lets say I buy this enclosure and tell iTunes to use it as my iTunes library destination.
If I connect a 5G iPod to the USB 2 port on the enclosure, the million dollar question is will the transfer rate from the iPod to the iTunes library on that enclosure happen at USB 2 speeds.
Does that make sense? I wouldn't be transferring any data between the computer and the iPod, so technically I wouldn't need USB 2 on the mac. Right?
Now that I think of it, I guess I'm also assuming you can daisy chain USB 2 devices like firewire devices.
Thanks for all of your posts!
-Phil
PB 1.5ghz G4, Dual 1ghz G4, 450mhz Cube etc.... Mac OS X (10.3.8)

Will a Firewire 800 hard drive work on my MacBook with Firewire 400?

Hi, I have a MacBook I bought in 2008. The FireWire specs say " Maximum Speed: Up to 400 Mb/sec"
I am considering a new external hard drive (the Iomega MiniMax) and want to use Firewire for this one. The specs for the hard drive say: "The MiniMax includes 2 fast FireWire 800 interfaces, a USB 2.0 hub, plus a FireWire 400 to 800 cable."
Will this FireWire 400 to 800 cable allow me to plug my FireWire 400 laptop port to this FireWire 800 harddrive port? It sounds like it will but I wanted a sanity check before I order it.
Thanks.

Yes, that should work just fine.
Matt

Nigpib-linux PCI-GPIB driver does not work on RedHat 8.0

The PCI-GPBI driver for linux (nigpib-linux) can't be installed on Linux RedHat 8.0. The first error is a reference to "malloc.h" having to be replaced by "slab.h". Then, the module compiles, but it has to be loaded with the "force" option, by replacing all instances of "insmod" in the "INSTALL" script by "insmod -f". When loading there is an error message that the kernel is compiled with gcc 3.2, but the module with gcc 2.9, and this is known "not to work". One can load the kernel module with "insmod -f", but when running "ibconf", "insmod" is used when saving the configuration, so there is an error message again. The solution to this problem is probably to compile the source code for the driver (supplied by NI a
s a binary) with gcc 3.2. It would be so much easier if NI opensourced the entire driver.
Can NI compile a binary against gcc 3.2 on RedHat 8.0??
Thanks in advance.
Best regards, Erwin

Ok, my bad. Apparently the gcc3 compilied driver has
been available since Jan 2003. Here is a link:
ftp://ftp.ni.com/support/gpib/linux/nigpib-linux-0.8.3.tar.gz
I should think NI could use a better naming convention to
flag this a bit better. (Like nigpib-linux-gcc3-x.x.x)

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ibconf requires libncurses.so.4.0 and in my RedHat 7.2 installation there is libncurses.so.5.0.
So ibconf doesn't work

Hi,
Yes, 488.2 will work on Red Hat 7.2. The easiest way to overcome the problem with libncurses is to use the binary in the static subdirectory instead of the version that is dynamically linked. If this is not an option for whatever reason, many times you can just create a symbolic link in /usr/lib with in this case, the name libncurses.so.4.0. Typically libraries remain backward compatible, so this would also be an option.
Hope this helps out!
Best Regards,
Aaron K.
Application Engineer
National Instruments

Oracle runinstaller doesn't work on RedHat Linux 8.0

I downloaded Oracle 9i for Linux and try to run runInstaller. it gave me this error:
[ora9@localhost Disk1]$ ./runInstaller: line 58: ./runInstaller: cannot execute binary file
I really have no idea how to run that thing. Pleas somebody tell me how to do runInstaller thing? thanks much.

This is a typical error when the file is corrupt. This can for example happen when using the wrong command to unpack the archive. Did you get any errors during the unpacking? I got the same error as you did after I used "-idc" instead of "-idv". This is what worked for me: cat <your-file.cpio> | cpio -idv

PRO266TD Master network no work in Redhat

http://www.msicomputer.com/product/detail_spec/product_detail.asp?model=Pro266TD_MasterLR
My MOBO Pro266TD MasterLR
My router - http://www.linksys.com/products/product.asp?grid=34&scid=29&prid=20
Linksys router with 4 port switch
Answer to my problem is in this forum, but it only answers my question when I am in windows...what has to be done to fix this in Redhat?
http://forums.2cpu.com/showindex.php?s=&threadid=36598
Answer:
It incorporates Layer 3 switching which is different than NETGEAR switches which incorporate Layer 2. Switches that use routing technologies are known as Layer 3 switches, referring to Layer 3-the Network Layer-of the OSI Model. These switches, like routers, represent the next higher level of intelligence in the hardware hierarchy. Rather than passing packets based on MAC addresses (Layer 2), these switches look into the data structure and route it based on the network addresses found in Layer 3. They are also dependent on the network protocol. Layer 2 switches connect different parts of the same network as determined by the network number contained with the data packet. Layer 3 switches connect LANs or LAN
That maybe the reason,because the msi9105 board uses Intel onboard LAN.
However this can be solved very easily if you enable 100mbps full duplex on the card properties and the card works excellent.
CAN ANYONE ANSWER THIS IN REDHAT 9.0 running GNOME

You say "no sounds come from the keyboard", but there isn't supposed to come sound from that keyboard, it's a MIDI only thing.
So, if you open Logic, start a new project with one Software instrument, does it work? Does the MIDI monitor in the Control Bar ("No In, No Out") show MIDI activity when you play keys or move the modwheel?

LVM for RAC 9i under Redhat AS 2.1

Hi,
LVM is not part of the Redhat AS 2.1. So what can I do to optimize the creation of RAW Devices ?
Or is it supported to use the LVM from Redhat 7.3 Version ?
Has anybody experience in Installing RAC under Redhat AS 2.1.
regards
Stefan

You might use OCFS (Oracle Cluster File System) instead of raw devices.
I'm in the process of trying to install RAC on Linux AS 2.1 update2 as I speak.
If you've accomplished this, please respond with any tips.
Thanks
-Bob

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