Re: [linux-lvm] vgscan cant find my vg

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Hi Rene,

I had such a situation some time ago, too.
I had 2 scsi disks and a scsi-only kernel, with ide just as a loadable 
module. I added an ide disk to the running vg and all was ok until I 
rebooted. When booting up, my system lacked the ide-module so the hole 
vg was not recognized by the kernel.
Then I had two possibilities: compiling a new kernel with the ide-disk 
compiled into, or building a new initrd with the ide-module. Now the 
system is up perfectly well.

Rene Schumann wrote:

> Hello!
> 
> I have a volumegroup with name vg01 (sda1,sda2) since long time wich hold all 
> my userdata.
> Since yesterday my OS cant find this vg anymore.
> I remember the last thing was i did add hda9 to vg01.
> I did this while installing Mandrake9.0 for testing.
> I couldnt find a error from LVM but vgscan fails to find my vg.
> Laterly i created a second Volumegroup with name vg (hda9) but vg01 still not 
> working.



Best regards

Andreas




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