Well, that is interesting. When I do a "pvdata", it does show an extent
in use, one for each of the other LVs, but that is true for all the PVs
for some reason. Any ideas on how to stop that? I've already tried a
"pvmove" and it says the disk is empty.
[root@linux archive]# pvdata /dev/emcpowera
--- Physical volume ---
PV Name /dev/emcpowera
VG Name data
PV Size 785.10 GB [1646481408 secs] / NOT usable 1 GB [LVM: 127 KB]
PV# 1
PV Status available
Allocatable NO
Cur LV 4
PE Size (KByte) 1048576
Total PE 784
Free PE 784
Allocated PE 0
PV UUID JpYFFb-NUqC-trBf-oFm7-tbdF-65If-GZ56fw
--- Volume group ---
VG Name
VG Access read/write
VG Status NOT available/resizable
VG # 0
MAX LV 256
Cur LV 5
Open LV 0
MAX LV Size 2 TB
Max PV 256
Cur PV 8
Act PV 1
VG Size 12.21 TB
PE Size 1 GB
Total PE 12507
Alloc PE / Size 9078 / 886 GB
Free PE / Size 3429 / 3.35 TB
VG UUID 5Xw9D6-qqfu-0FTg-P9pD-40NH-wRgR-wN03ip
--- List of logical volumes ---
pvdata -- logical volume struct at offset 0 is empty
pvdata -- logical volume "/dev/data/data2" at offset 1
pvdata -- logical volume "/dev/data/data3" at offset 2
pvdata -- logical volume "/dev/data/data4" at offset 3
pvdata -- logical volume "/dev/data/data5" at offset 4
pvdata -- logical volume "/dev/data/data6" at offset 5
pvdata -- logical volume struct at offset 6 is empty
pvdata -- logical volume struct at offset 7 is empty
pvdata -- logical volume struct at offset 8 is empty
pvdata -- logical volume struct at offset 9 is empty
<SNIP>
pvdata -- logical volume struct at offset 254 is empty
pvdata -- logical volume struct at offset 255 is empty
--- List of physical volume UUIDs ---
001: JpYFFb-NUqC-trBf-oFm7-tbdF-65If-GZ56fw
002: ABNwWZ-h4la-KTcv-VukV-T8vV-PIEP-mm38cy
003: oyjw8S-B1gu-snoN-k54q-bCEy-daqn-BYdDmK
004: URW9Kt-ZbOn-Ov3h-ZiT5-i7aC-8Lpq-c0fp4l
005: y16lho-UgMJ-1lfJ-GNTi-VXWH-Pot1-iIsOc0
006: WEC9g3-fTKD-k8pV-Nnxq-Kwn3-EkNd-qV3lUE
007: TCxHIb-uvjC-6xap-bLaM-lVJU-N82x-XWd10g
008: fZkmf8-jaYW-1gZ6-WBqp-eNu2-s1xr-IBLQTe
Thanks,
Peter
mghofran@caregroup.harvard.edu wrote:
You show lv=4 so don't you need to check if any of those lvols were
using that particular disk, remove the lvol and then proceed?
-----Original Message-----
From: linux-lvm-bounces@redhat.com [mailto:linux-lvm-bounces@redhat.com]
On Behalf Of Peter Smith
Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 12:21 PM
To: linux-lvm@redhat.com
Subject: Problem with vgreduce on LVM1
I can't seem to remove two physical volumes. I've removed the LVs on
them. I've deactivated the PVs. But I can not remove the PVs from the
VG.
Here's an example of what I'm seeing:
[root@linux archive]# pvmove -v /dev/emcpowera
pvmove -- checking name of source physical volume "/dev/emcpowera"
pvmove -- locking logical volume manager
pvmove -- reading data of source physical volume from "/dev/emcpowera"
pvmove -- checking volume group existence
pvmove -- reading data of volume group "data" from lvmtab
pvmove -- checking volume group consistency of "data"
pvmove -- searching for source physical volume "/dev/emcpowera" in
volume group "data"
pvmove -- no logical volumes on empty source physical volume
"/dev/emcpowera"
[root@linux archive]# vgreduce data /dev/emcpowera
vgreduce -- ERROR: can't reduce volume group "data" by used physical
volume "/dev/emcpowera"
[root@linux archive]# pvdisplay /dev/emcpowera
--- Physical volume ---
PV Name /dev/emcpowera
VG Name data
PV Size 785.10 GB [1646481408 secs] / NOT usable 1 GB
[LVM: 127 KB]
PV# 1
PV Status available
Allocatable NO
Cur LV 4
PE Size (KByte) 1048576
Total PE 784
Free PE 784
Allocated PE 0
PV UUID JpYFFb-NUqC-trBf-oFm7-tbdF-65If-GZ56fw
Does anyone have any idea why I can't complete a reduce?
Thanks,
Peter
Note:
Logical Volume Manager 1.0.8-13
Heinz Mauelshagen, Red Hat 03/05/2005 (IOP 10)
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