On 06/01/2017 01:35 PM, Daniel Łaskowski wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying mount three disks from QNAP TS-469L in Linux (Fedora 25).
System correctly recognised disks and RAID5, but I have problem with
activate LVM with data.
...
$ sudo vgs
VG #PV #LV #SN Attr VSize VFree
vg1 1 4 0 wz--n- 5,44t 0
VFree 0 - that's bad...
I tried to activate it with lvchange but there is message that manual
repair of vg1/tp1 is required:
$ sudo lvchange -ay vg1/lv2
Check of pool vg1/tp1 failed (status:1). Manual repair required!
I tried command lvconvert --repair vg1/tp1 with no success:
$ sudo lvconvert --repair vg1/tp1
Using default stripesize 64,00 KiB.
Volume group "vg1" has insufficient free space (0 extents): 4096
required.
Repair needs some space to write new metadata, and the message says it
all: there is no free space in the volume group.
Add more space to the volume group: vgextend vg1 DEVICE. You will either
need to add a disk, or carve out some space out of other MD devices.
Or free some space in the VG: you can not shrink thin pool, so the only
other option is, if the data on vg1/lv544 are not interesting or can be
moved elsewhere, you could remove that and let repair use that space.
Also I noticed the size of logical volume lv1 alone is 5,42t (and with
lv2 it is approximately 5,9t) while thin pool's is only 5,40t: that is
not a good setup - it will eventually overfill (maybe it already did)
and you will not be able to resize the pool any further to accommodate
all data - with older kernels this was a serious problem and could lead
to a file system corruption.
If that's what the NAS created for you, it should be reported to the
manufacturer as well.
Once you can mount the volumes, I strongly recommend shrinking lv1.
-- Martian
Please help howto repair/mount this LVM...
Best Regards,
Daniel
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