Linux Sureha Cluster shared disk is always in the boot process

Look in the log to see that the disk has fsck operations, as shown in the following figure:

Reason Analysis:
In a Linux sureha cluster, the default setting for a certain number of disk mounts automatically occurs after the fsck operation. When you do this, the shared disk resource will not start properly.
Solution:

It is recommended to cancel the fsck parameter of the default setting directly.

Login webmanager, switch to set mode, right-click on the disk resource and set the related options to not execute in detailed--> adjustment--> "FSCK", as shown below:

The above settings show that the problem in startup has been solved. Of course, if you feel that startup time is too long, we can set the start time of not more than 5 minutes, this in the win Sureha cluster has introduced, you can refer to the relevant tutorials below.