Linux system Sureha cluster manually mount stopped disk resources, mirrored disk resources will have read-only prompts, as shown in the following figure:
Solution:
Linux system Sureha cluster manually mount stopped disk resources, mirrored disk resources will have read-only hint of the normal phenomenon, if you need to use the read-write mode mount partition, you need to first execute the command
Clproset-w-D partition name
The following figure
The effect of this command disappears after the operating system restarts, and you need to rerun the command if you want to mount the partition in read-write mode.
Note: Even if you remove the related resources from the cluster in set mode, you can still mount the partition in read-only mode, you must restart the server, the related resources are not limited by the Sureha software, and you can mount and access the
