Oliver Tennert wrote:
am I wrong or does mount per FS label not work when the filesystem in
question is located on a logical volume? We're using a 2.6.11 kernel and a
SUSE 9.3 distro, so it might be just a question of using the most current
kernel.
At least, a "mount -a" when a "LABEL=test" entry is in fstab, leads to the
error:
mount: special device LABEL=test does not exist
But it exists:
localhost:/var/log # xfs_admin -l /dev/mapper/vucf0002vg-fs2
label = "test"
Any idea?
It does not work any more :-(
mount looks into /dev/partition to find the names of the
devices to scan. Unfortunately the LV names listed here can't
be found under /dev, as they are simply enumerated like "dm-12".
On the other hand: once you have LVM, you don't need no disk
labels any more, as your LVs have expressive names already!
Dieter.
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