On Wed, May 17, 2006 at 12:50:01PM +0100, Stephen Childs wrote:
When I create a new LVM volume on Scientific Linux 4 (RHEL4-compatible), a
new entry isn't created in /dev, meaning that I can't access the volume
although it exists.
Creation succeeds:
[root@tg23 mapper]# /usr/sbin//lvcreate -s '-L1024M' -n
'/dev/xenvg/gridmon_gridmon023__1147860249' /dev/xenvg/gridmon
Logical volume "gridmon_gridmon023__1147860249" created
Mount fails:
....
Any ideas?
Weird, but your command line is also weird could you try without
prefixing the vg name to -the -n parameter?
lvcreate -s -L1024M -n gridmon_gridmon023__1147860249 /dev/xenvg/gridmon
else look into the log section of /etc/lvm.conf and provide some logs.
L.
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