On Sun, Apr 27, 2003 at 11:58:52AM +0200, Kai Iskratsch wrote:
> Im Using now kernel 2.4.20 and device-mapper + lvm checked out from cvs
> yesterday night.
> (Compilation was not that easy, i had to make some changes for
> device-mapper
It's normally safer to use a packaged release (or checkout against a
label corresponding to a release): it's dangerous to assume what's at
the head of CVS at any instant is going to work properly.
> pv0 {
> device = "/dev/hdg1" # Hint only
>
> pe_count = 29310 # 114.492 Gigabytes
> pv1 {
> device = "/dev/hdf1" # Hint only
> pe_count = 19078 # 74.5234 Gigabytes
> logical_volumes {
> MP3 {
> "pv0", 0
> DATA {
> "pv0", 15360
> VIDEO {
> segment1 {
> "pv0", 20480
> segment2 {
> "Missing", 0
> -----------------------------------------------
> first this says that the 120GB disk is my PV0 and the 80 GB is my PV1,
> second it says that my 2 working LVs are entirely on the 120 GB
Yes, that's what the metadata says.
And VIDEO was split between all three disks.
> and I only need to add the new PV and replace all the Missing
> Segments by one on the new PV?
If you want to try to salvage something from VIDEO, yes.
Otherwise if you just want to remove VIDEO, use vgreduce --removemissing (but
read the man page first: run with --test to check it's going to do what
you want it to).
Alasdair
--
agk@uk.sistina.com
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