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Setting
I run a k8s cluster on Raspberry Pïs. I have a NAS that I hooked up to a couple of my k8s nodes. Each of the 4 drives in my NAS has its own storage volume and each of these volumes is individually accessible using NFS. 4 of my Raspberry Pis each have access to one of these volumes. I mounted them and gave the mount 755 permissions with root:root as the owner, same as /var/lib/longhorn that I was using before I added the NAS. I added each of these volume mounts as disks, using the Longhorn UI. All these disks and the nodes that they are on show as Ready and Schedulable.
Issue
When I try to create a persistent volume claim (by installing the rancher monitoring chart with persistent storage enabled for prometheus), the created volume ends up in a Faulted state, with all replicas showing Stopped. When trying to salvage, the replicas start and immediately stop again. I pulled the logs from one of the longhorn-instance-managers (one of the ones listed by the replicas) and got this:
Especially line 10 seems important:
error="file extent is unsupported: operation not supported"
, but I don't know what's causing that.I checked, and it did seem to have written data to the volume. I see files like
revision.counter
,volume-head-000.img
, etc.Any ideas?
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