Please Note: The issue described in this article was fixed in release GA4.8.0. We would always recommend users upgrade to the current release if they are experiencing problems so that we can rule out previously known and fixed issues.
I see the following errors in my Netprobe log file:
<Wed Mar 7 16:27:32> ERROR: DISK: sampling failed for(net_prio:0:0.000000)
<Wed Mar 7 16:27:32> ERROR: DISK: sampling failed for(cpuacct:0:0.000000)
<Wed Mar 7 16:28:32> ERROR: DISK: sampling failed for(net_prio:0:0.000000)
<Wed Mar 7 16:28:32> ERROR: DISK: sampling failed for(cpuacct:0:0.000000)
<Wed Mar 7 16:29:32> ERROR: DISK: sampling failed for(net_prio:0:0.000000)
<Wed Mar 7 16:29:32> ERROR: DISK: sampling failed for(cpuacct:0:0.000000)
<Wed Mar 7 16:30:32> ERROR: DISK: sampling failed for(net_prio:0:0.000000)
<Wed Mar 7 16:30:32> ERROR: DISK: sampling failed for(cpuacct:0:0.000000)
This is a normal error that occurs when a partition isn't found.
How can I resolve them?
The following entries in /etc/fstab aren't actually disks:
- net_prio
- cpuacct
RHEL 7 introduced new entries in the /etc/fstab file. You can see them if you run a "df" command, but they're not real partitions. To correct this, please add them to the excluded partitions list of your Disk plugin. This is a bug in the Disk plugin, and we are tracking it via COL-811 to correct it.
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