Re: pvs -a on a partition of ZFS block device

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Hi Alex,

Im not sure if I understand right: You take a zfv-Volume to create a lvm volume inside? Make it sense to mix two similar concepts in this way? Imho zfs and lvm are focussed to different goals, so if you combine it, you get the worse of both.

What is your goal mixing these concepts? If you have created a zfs-volume, you can mount it directly without detouring over lvm and vice versa.

I think it is much better to decide for one of these (zfs-volumes XOR lvm-Volumes) depending on your needs.

Just my 2ct

Regards
Oliver


Am 10.06.2014 20:44, schrieb alessandro macuz:
Hi all,

the goal is to mount a LVM volume that is contained in a 8e partition of a zvol device.

Since we speak about a production system I stated from the basic and I wanted to see if pvs would recognize the partition. No luck.

root@server02:/mnt# pvs -a /dev/zd1168p2
  Failed to read physical volume "/dev/zd1168p2"

but on the other way on the same system I get 

root@server02:/mnt# pvs -a /dev/sdb2
  PV         VG         Fmt  Attr PSize   PFree
  /dev/sdb2  vgserver01 lvm2 a-   464.83g 432.82g

The only difference I can see between the 2 is the major number

root@server02:/mnt# ls -la /dev/zd1168p2
brw-rw---- 1 root disk 230, 1170 Jun 10 19:56 /dev/zd1168p2

and 

root@server02:/mnt# ls -la /dev/sdb2
brw-rw---- 1 root disk 8, 18 Feb 11 10:43 /dev/sdb2

Is it an expected behaviour that I pvs doesn't recognize "physical device" within ZFS block devices?

Thanks, Alex


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