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Revision as of 21:30, 5 November 2010
Multipath
Summary
Support multipath devices
Owner
- Name: Peter Jones
- Name: Denise Dumas -- ddumas@redhat.com
Current status
- Targeted release: Fedora 12
- Last updated: 2009-07-07
- Percentage of completion: 50%
Detailed Description
Update anaconda storage code, mkinitrd and dracut to recognize and correctly use multipathed devices.
Work items for F12:
Benefit to Fedora
Hardware enablement.
Scope
Well-contained.
Test Plan
Not much multipathed hardware is typically used with Fedora. Those with access to such systems are actively solicited to perform testing. We have very limited hardware access, which hampers the debugging effort.
Test plan:
- Architectures:
X86 X86_64 S390 PPC
- Each platform should be able to install and boot from:
- Multipathed device
- Additional test cases:
- Failover
- More? What else should we be testing?
User Experience
Significantly similar to that of today.
Dependencies
Hardware availability, hardware support in kernel and utilities
Contingency Plan
Non-multipathed hardware is not affected by this code. Worst case we disable it.
Documentation
- Will require mention in the Install Guide
Release Notes
- A simple statement of support with pointer to how to configure the hardware
Comments and Discussion
- See Talk:Features/MP