Hi all!
I got this nice idea today to do a apt-get update/upgrade on my system. when it was done I moved the box, and upon reboot my lvm was gone. I think I had lvm1 before, but now it seems like I have
LVM version: 2.00.29 (2004-11-27)
Is this maybe what is causing the problem?
My lvm is at /dev/volume_group/mylv, my lvm consisted of hde,g,i
I noticed from dmesg that LVM version 1.0.5+(22/07/2002) module loaded and that devfs wouldn't be started... (no volumes or equiv)
Please advice, I got pretty much schoolwork on it...
Daniel
Some shelldumps roth:~# lvmdiskscan /dev/hda1 [ 2.05 GB] /dev/hde1 [ 76.69 GB] /dev/hdg1 [ 1.00 KB] /dev/hdi1 [ 149.05 GB] /dev/hda2 [ 1.00 KB] /dev/hda5 [ 346.47 MB] /dev/hdg5 [ 57.25 GB] 0 disks 7 partitions 0 LVM physical volume whole disks 0 LVM physical volumes
roth:~# vgcfgrestore -ll -n mylv Please specify a *single* volume group to restore.
roth:~# vgcfgrestore -n mylv /dev/hdg /etc/lvm/backup/hdg: stat failed: No such file or directory Couldn't read volume group metadata. Restore failed. roth:~# vgcfgrestore -n mylv /dev/hdg1 /etc/lvm/backup/hdg1: stat failed: No such file or directory Couldn't read volume group metadata. Restore failed. roth:~# vgcfgrestore -n mylv /dev/hdg5 /etc/lvm/backup/hdg5: stat failed: No such file or directory Couldn't read volume group metadata. Restore failed.
roth:~# vgscan Reading all physical volumes. This may take a while... /dev/hdf: open failed: No such device or address /dev/hdh: open failed: No such device or address /dev/hdj: open failed: No such device or address /dev/hdb1: open failed: No such device or address /dev/hdf1: open failed: No such device or address ... /dev/hdb20: open failed: No such device or address /dev/hdf20: open failed: No such device or address /dev/hdh20: open failed: No such device or address No volume groups found
roth:~# lvscan No volume groups found
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