I've committed some code which should fix this, assuming the problem
you're having is related to mkdir("/var/lock/lvm") failing because of a
missing /var/lock (and not because /var is read-only or something).
On Wed, May 15, 2002 at 05:17:19PM +0100, Andy Baillie wrote:
[...]
>
> The only other issue outstanding is that the vgscan process uses
> /var/lock if this directory does not exist when the vgscan occurs
> then the scan fails. Though I mount /var as an lvm partition I have
> created /var/lock from root and this seems to work fine. I havn't
> found any problems with that yet.
>
[...]
--
<dilinger> people fear what they don't understand
<zinx> that is not true
<zinx> most people fear what they don't understand, and the rest get killed
by those people
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