Dne 12. 04. 19 v 12:42 Eric Ren napsal(a):
Hi!
Looking at provided log file - the system seems to be using some weird udev
rule - which results in generating strange /dev/__ symlinks.
Yes! I also see these weird device names, but I don't have a good
explanation for it, so that I'm stupid to think deep into it.
Thanks!!!
There are already visible some other devices like i.e.:
/dev/disk/by-id/virtio-instance-store0___O-part1 pointing to /dev/vda1
So, the broken device path/symbol is only related to udev, lvm just
get the device list from udev DB right?
Do you think such issue can make LVM think the disk is missing?
Hi
There is very low number of lvm developer and very high number of generated
different error states from udev ;)
So far we have not though about this one - so we will need to think whether
we can figure out something for these sorts of errors...
IMHO it looks like /dev/__ symlink in your case occasionally points to
different device - and this is confusing lvm2
(and resent version even more as they is way more open/close sequences beyond
the point I'd like to see...)
Also you should collect udev rules and post them here so we can check
which rule could be suspected.
Thanks! From this, I've learned how import device filter setup is!
Filters can fix a loooot of trouble we are otherwise having hard times to
figure out the right sequence....
So whenever you can - set your filter as tight as possible - this will speedup
execution of any lvm2 command and reduce risk of accessing unwanted devices...
Regards
Zdenek
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