Dne 10. 01. 20 v 17:30 Ede Wolf napsal(a):
Hello,
I am afraid I have been a bit too optimistic. Being a bit embarassed, but I am
not not able to find any reference to component activation. I've deactivated
all LVs and tried to set the thinpool itself or its metadata into read only mode:
# lvchange -pr VG_Raid6/ThinPoolRaid6
Command on LV VG_Raid6/ThinPoolRaid6 uses options invalid with LV type
thinpool.
Command not permitted on LV VG_Raid6/ThinPoolRaid6.
# lvchange -pr /dev/mapper/VG_Raid6-ThinPoolRaid6_tmeta
Operation not permitted on hidden LV VG_Raid6/ThinPoolRaid6_tmeta.
I can lvchange -an the thinpool, but then obviously I have no path/file for
for the thin_repair input anynmore that I could provide.
So please, how do I properly set the metadata into read only?
Your lvm2 is too old (component activation is relatively new feature)
In this case you need to simply 'swap-out' your existing _tmeta into a
regular LV.
Easy to do -
Just create any LV you want - lvcreate -an -L1 -n mytestlv vg
then 'swap' content of _tmeta with mytestvl with:
lvconvert --thinpool vg/poolname --poolmetadata vg/mytestlv
and now vg/mytestlv should be you 2.2TiB metadata volume you can easily activate.
Regards
Zdenek
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