On Friday, 13. October 2006 00:53, Bryn M. Reeves wrote:
> You can add move 'v's to increase the verbosity of vgscan to see what
> it's scanning - do you have any device filters configured in /etc/lvm.conf?
No filters, everything is commented out (unchanged).
vgscan -vvv now generates ouput for hda:
...
/dev/hda1: size is 208782 sectors
Closed /dev/hda1
/dev/hda1: size is 208782 sectors
Opened /dev/hda1 RO O_DIRECT
/dev/hda1: block size is 1024 bytes
Closed /dev/hda1
Using /dev/hda1
Opened /dev/hda1 RO O_DIRECT
/dev/hda1: block size is 1024 bytes
/dev/hda1: No label detected
Closed /dev/hda1
/dev/loop1: Skipping (sysfs)
/dev/cloop1: Skipping: Unrecognised LVM device type 240
...
> It'd also be good to see what pvscan shows, for e.g.:
pvscan -vvv outputs:
...
/dev/hda1: size is 208782 sectors
Closed /dev/hda1
/dev/hda1: size is 208782 sectors
Opened /dev/hda1 RO O_DIRECT
/dev/hda1: block size is 1024 bytes
Closed /dev/hda1
Using /dev/hda1
Opened /dev/hda1 RO O_DIRECT
/dev/hda1: block size is 1024 bytes
/dev/hda1: No label detected
Closed /dev/hda1
/dev/loop1: Skipping (sysfs)
/dev/cloop1: Skipping: Unrecognised LVM device type 240
...
Thanks
Martin
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