I was in the middle of doing pvmove for all my lv's which resided on two
disks, that were being moved to a newly created raid5 pv.
Things got all crappy, and now I get this:
~# pvmove --abort -v
Finding all volume groups
Finding volume group "swissdisk_1"
VG swissdisk_1 metadata too large for circular buffer
ABORTING: Failed to write new data locations to disk.
VG swissdisk_1 metadata too large for circular buffer
ABORTING: Failed to write new data locations to disk.
I'm unable to recover from this. Is there any way to forcefully remove the
failed pv's? Perhaps clean this up? I can do nothing with this vg until
this is resolved, and I cannot lose the data on the volumes.
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