HP Serviceguard A.11.20.20 for Linux Release Notes, March 2014

QXCR1001270152: Easy migration of legacy toolkit packages
QXCR1001271118: cmapplyconf should fail if vg has not been specified in XDC package
QXCR1001271796: Request for XFS filesystem support in Serviceguard
QXCR1001272108: SGLX: Support for ext4 on RHEL 5.x
QXCR1001272907: cmcheckconf and cmapplyconf abort with IPv6 addresses configured
QXCR1001274131: XDC: Incorrect log messages
QXCR1001277611: XDC:Running cmhaltpkg, cmapplyconf, cmrunpkg leads to full resync of
MD device
QXCR1001277613: Online reconfiguration of a XDC package doesn't clear PR on a removed
disk
QXCR1001277888: typo in pr_utils.sh
QXCR1001278210: Live Application Detach fails after timeout during cluster start
QXCR1001278820: Raid_monitor doesn't add back faulty disk always
QXCR1001266385: cmresserviced does not work for a vg created on a multipath dev
QXCR1001274453: Error messages during vgdisplay of package vg seen during cmcheckconf
QXCR1001273835: cmcheckconf outputs error but reports no errors found
4.2 Defects fixed in Serviceguard Manager
There are no defects fixed in this version of the release.
5 Known problems and limitations
This section provides a list of known problems and limitations as known to HP at the time of
publication. If workarounds are available, they are included.
5.1 Known problems and limitations in Serviceguard
Persistent Reservation (PR) module pr_cntl internally uses the dmsetup info command to
probe /dev/dm-n devices. In SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP1, the dmsetup info
command does not support probing /dev/dm-n devices. Therefore, the features that use
/dev/dm-n, such as udev alias cannot be supported with PR. If you are using udev aliases
in serviceguard-xdc environment, then PR module cannot be supported with that configuration.
NOTE: This restriction is applicable only on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP1.
To use multipath devices you can configure the Serviceguard packages as follows:
In the case of Serviceguard A.11.20.00, if you are using multipath devices, HP
recommends you to exclude the PR module from the package configuration file. After
Serviceguard is upgraded to A.11.20.20, you must generate the package configuration
file to include in the PR module. To enable PR protection, you must restart the package
with the new configuration file.
In the case of Serviceguard A.11.20.10, PR module is included in the package
configuration file, but is ignored for multipath devices. After Serviceguard is upgraded
to A.11.20.20, you must re-apply and restart the package configuration to enable PR
protection.
IMPORTANT: Ensure that all the nodes are upgraded to Serviceguard A.11.20.20 before
reapplying the package configuration
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