Hi,
I was wondering why would one want to create meta-devices and then put
lvm's on top
of them? Can't lvm do the same thing as meta-devices (i.e. the various
raid combinations)?
It could do this on HP/UX (which is where I have used lvm).
Thanks...james
Chris Adams
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Once upon a time, Jason L Tibbitts III <tibbs@xxxxxxxxxxx> said:
> >>>>> "jlt" == jason l tibbitts, <jason> writes:
> jlt> the raid volume is created and at least pvcreate is run, but no
> JLT> LVs exist.
>
> Actually, that's wrong. It's creating everything and even formatting
> the system partitions but isn't able to mkdir /mnt/sysimage to mount
> anything because / is full. How bizarre.
Look at the logs in /tmp - how big are they (especially the LVM and RAID
logs)?
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