Le 24/10/2013 04:35, Zdenek Kabelac a écrit :
Dne 23.10.2013 18:43, Joe Harvell napsal(a):
Hi Joe,
I am having similar issues in that I have a LVM2 raid1 mirror between a
local disk and a iSCSI disk and once I remove the iSCSI disk and add it
back, the mirror stays broken. I traced the cause of that to be LVM2
still
complains about a PV missing even though the same PV has been added
back.
I wonder if you have resolved your issue and what did you do.
Thanks a lot.
Shi
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Shi,
This is not yet resolved. I'm still waiting for Peter Rajnoha to
follow up
after I provided him the information he requested. He said he might
be able
to look at it more closely later this week. In the mean time, I work
around
this issue by activating the VG with --partial. I can access my
data, but I
can't make any LVM config changes.
If the missing PV is reattached to your system - you need to
vgextend --restoremissing /dev/path_to_PV
Since once the PV is detected as missing - metadata are update on
present PVs,
and the missing PV is marked as MISSING.
When such PV reappear - you need to run the command to re-synchronize
metadata.
Zdenek
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My faith in LVM is restored. This fixed my problem. I really need to
read through all those man pages more closely.
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