>From what I've seen the issues for me related to the kernel image
versions 5.4.0-45 and 5.4.0-47. When we upgraded to 5.4.0-48 this is
what resulted in the necessary fixes for us. My servers were Ubuntu
20.04 fresh installations, but your 18.04 servers are likely to use
perhaps 4.15.0-118 or there
Got the main server checked and tested. Was able to successfully format
the drbd device with ocfs2 and thereafter could write files to the ocfs2
partition with full read/write access. I can happily report that this
problem now seems to be fixed for me.
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Mauricio,
You are correct to say we're not totally verified to be fixed until we get the
entire cluster in sync. As I mentioned earlier I will have that done over this
coming weekend.
Thanks again!
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Hi Mauricio
I have updated the kernel using apt (and ran all the other available updates at
the same time) on the SECOND server in this cluster. The update to
5.4.0-48-generic seems to have WORKED OK. However, as these are live servers
and the end users were desperate to use their data, I rsync'
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