[Orca-users] HP RAID controller
Guilherme Chehab
guilherme_chehab at yahoo.com
Thu Aug 3 05:34:18 PDT 2006
Check if your procallator.cfg file is able to understand this new disks. This
file controls what metrics are going to be ploted. Probably it didn´t match the
new ones as additional disks.
--- Paul Woodward <pwoodward at wwf.org.uk> wrote:
> I have been using Orca/procallator on SUSE linux boxes with some success.
> But I am unable to gather disk stats from our server which is using an HP
> RAID controller.
>
> It is running SLES9SP3, which is a linux 2.6 distribution. The disks
> attached to the RAID controller are not following the standard device naming
> convention (/dev/hda or /dev/sda). They show as /dev/cciss/c0d0 etc.
>
> It appears that procallator is hard coded to look for drives in the form
> /dev/hdx, /dev/sdx. I have hacked the procallator script to look for
> /dev/cciss/cxdx, and I think that this bit now works. But Orca still doesn't
> plot the data.
>
> Has anyone else had and resolved similar issues? Can anyone point me to the
> lines of code in the procallator and orca scripts which are actually in play
> for linux 2.6? My perl skills are almost zero, so I find the scripts
> difficult to interpret.
>
> Hope somebody can help!
>
> Paul Woodward
> Network Administrator
> WWF-UK
>
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