Technical bulletins alert the reader to potential software and
hardware problems.
The bulletins usually include simple fixes and/or
work-arounds. This list displays a summary of the bulletins. Select a
highlighted link to obtain the full bulletin text and any associated
supplemental files.
Environment processing is disabled by default and is controlled via
the PermitUserEnvironment option.
N.B. Enabling environment processing may enable users to bypass access restrictions
in some configurations.
Hard-linked files on the front-end PC, and possibly other types of files, that
are exported by the front-end PC to the nodes using NFS can become unreadable
by the cluster nodes. This can cause many applications to fail to run on the
cluster, often resulting in "Stale NFS File Handle" errors.
Houston automatically identifies a new cluster, but the changes
are not saved and the cluster hardware is not updated. Houston may then
continue to pop-up windows identifying the cluster, leading to multiple
copies of it in the configuration tool window.
Motor ext3 file system becomes read-only. The ext3 file
system used on the flash storage device on some clusters can become
read-only due to a problem updating the journal. Read this bulletin
for instructions to convert the systems back to the default ext2 file
system. The ext2 file system will not exhibit this problem.