Zdenek Kabelac wrote:
Dne 30.8.2011 13:47, Zdenek Kabelac napsal(a):
Dne 30.8.2011 13:32, Linda A. Walsh napsal(a):
If you have a snapshot of a volume running... how are you supposed to delete
it?
i.e. after you unmount it... if I just do a lvremove, I get a warning about it
being
an active volume -- so I tried doing a dmsetup remove on it first -- and that
stops the warning -- but I just noticed, I had a bunch of inactive 'cow'
volume names under 'dmsetup ls', that referred to the old snapshot names.
lvchange -an vg/snapshot_lv
Ooops sorry - ignore this one - as this will work with some not yet release target
I'm confused.
First I tried:
# lvremove /dev/Home+Space/Home-2011.08.31-02.23.11
Do you really want to remove active logical volume
Home-2011.08.31-02.23.11? [y/n]: ^C
Logical volume Home-2011.08.31-02.23.11 not removed
Then, I tried what you had above:
# lvchange -an /dev/Home+Space/Home-2011.08.31-02.23.11
# lvremove /dev/Home+Space/Home-2011.08.31-02.23.11
Logical volume "Home-2011.08.31-02.23.11" successfully removed
Was it not supposed to work?
Does it work for you ?
If so - please post -vvvv trace.
So just post only lvremove -vvvv trace please.
It could be udev-related issue.
Zdenek
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