Re: Re: LVM ext3 support

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Måns Rullgård wrote:

BS.  You are trying to mount a non-clean filesystem on a read-only
LV.  I don't know why your LV is read-only.  You should find out why
it is, make it writable, and run fsck on it.  After that, you should
be able to mount it.

His LV is read-only because it's a snapshot. That means he took a snapshot of a unclean ext3 filesystem, and can't mount it because ext3 wants to clean it up during the mount and cannot do so.


What is the recommended procedure for doing snapshots of journalling filesystems? Do the filesystems have to support snapshots directly and "quiesce" themselves while the snapshot is being created?



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