Hi all,
after the extention of a logical volume (mysqld1) a new "ghost" logical volume
appeared with a <missing> suffix:
brw-rw---- 1 root disk 253, 38 Feb 15 20:53 vgmysql-mysqld1
brw-rw---- 1 root disk 253, 44 Jun 1 10:21 vgmysql-mysqld1-missing_4_0
Before performing this LV we partitioned and added a new LUN to the existing
vgmysql volume group (again, no errors reported).
We did not discovered this strange device immediately (the lvextend
command did not reported errors), only after resizing the file system.
The ext2fs operation aborted and so we started with investigation.
Commands like vgdisplay reported errors like:
# vgdisplay -s
/dev/mapper/vgmysql-mysqld1-missing_4_0: read failed after 0 of 4096 at 0:
Input/output error
"vg00" 132.59 GB [28.78 GB used / 103.81 GB free]
"vgmysql" 811.95 GB [793.00 GB used / 18.95 GB free]
So online resize of the FS failed, we unmounted the LV, extended with
(apparent) success the filesystems and lived happy for a few days. Only
while a deep corruption of the FS appeared. :-(
A reboot cleaned up the strange "missing" LV, it is no more present.
The point is: what is the meaning of -missing_* device? When are they
generated (and why there are no warnings reported?)
thank your for your suggestions,
best regards,
--
Enrico
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