SV: Need to remove broken hdd, and need to move the stuff i can from the broken disk

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Seems I don?t have that backup dir, don?t even have a /etc/lvm dir...
I have tried to shrink the fs but the drive seems to hang the system
when I reach the bad blocks. Since I use ext3 I cant "cut" the fs off
like I would be able to do with like reiserFS... anyone have any ideas
of what to do ?
I have been trying to move stuff of the lvm too to free som space, but
the drive hangs everytime there is a dir that?s located on the crashed
disk...

It would be great with some handeling of crashed drives... some fault
tolerance... 


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För Joe Thornber
Skickat: den 27 juli 2003 14:32
Till: linux-lvm@sistina.com
Ämne: Re:  Need to remove broken hdd, and need to move the
stuff i can from the broken disk

On Sun, Jul 27, 2003 at 11:12:10AM +0200, ^YosH^ wrote:
> Yes, pvmove tells me I don?t have enough free extents... isn?t there
any
> command for like forcing to move as much as possible of the data to
> other disks... if not, its worth a feature request... is there any way
> to find out what data is on the disk I need to replace? 

I'm sure Alasdair could tell you a way to find out using the lvs
command.  I tend to just look at /etc/lvm/backup/<vg name>.  Send this
file to me (off list) if you have trouble interpreting it.  You'll
probably want to shrink the fs/volume that is on the bad pv before
doing the move.

- Joe

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