However, even if any changes miss the final 2.14.0 release, having patches available to fix any issues you run into will make it easier for the next person to build on Debian. Unfortunately we are very late in the 2.14.0 release cycle (we are hoping to make the final release in the next week or so, barring any critical defects). If there's anything I can do to help with the testing effort or help Lustre's Debian support be more robust, please let me know! I hope I'm not too late in the release cycle to contribute. I hope I'm communicating in the right place here, I'm currently working to compile Lustre 2.14.0-RC2 on Debian 10.7 with ZFS 2.0.2 for OSDs. On Feb 12, 2021, at 16:07, Christian Kuntz > wrote: 9:11 ` Christian Kuntz 0 siblings, 1 reply 9+ messages in threadįrom: Andreas Dilger 11:09 UTC ( / raw) 23:07 Testing 2.14 on Debian + ZFS Christian 11:09 ` Andreas Dilger Lustre-devel mailing ^ raw reply 9+ messages in thread
I'm more than happy to provide more detailed information on my setup, andĪny and all suggestions/guidance is greatly appreciated! Predictably, I found this out the hard way byĪdding `-I/usr/include` to the Makefile for the zfs osds and gettingīattered with errors and warnings about duplicate definitions. Header files to be in their libc standard `/usr/include/sys` (or somewhereĪbouts), but lustre's make process is pulling them from the linux sources enable-server -enable-modules -disable-ldiskfsįrom the error and some probing, it looks like zfs_context.h expects some zfs-linux-2.0.2/include/sys/zfs_context.h:45:10: fatal error: sys/types.h:įor reference, my configure and make looks like: In file included from /zfs-linux-2.0.2/include/sys/arc.h:32,įrom /lustre-debian/lustre/osd-zfs/osd_internal.h:51,įrom /lustre-debian/lustre/osd-zfs/osd_handler.c:52: I've got the kernel and zfs locallyīuilt and their packages made, and lustre's configure step successfullyĬompletes, but when it comes to compiling it appears that the osd-zfs Made and running into a compilation issue that didn't seem to present on my On the topic of compiling, I'm currently working to get debian packages There's anything I can do to help with the testing effort or help Lustre'sĭebian support be more robust, please let me know! I hope I'm not too late I hope I'm communicating in the right place here, I'm currently working toĬompile Lustre 2.14.0-RC2 on Debian 10.7 with ZFS 2.0.2 for OSDs. 11:09 ` Andreas Dilger 0 siblings, 1 reply 9+ messages in threadįrom: Christian Kuntz 23:07 UTC ( / raw)
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