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Re: [linux-lvm] only found 0 of 5120 LEs for LV
- From: "'Andreas Dilger'" <adilger turbolabs com>
- To: "Nay, Shawn" <snay acsalaska com>
- Cc: "'linux-lvm sistina com'" <linux-lvm sistina com>
- Subject: Re: [linux-lvm] only found 0 of 5120 LEs for LV
- Date: Fri Nov 30 17:56:07 2001
On Nov 30, 2001 13:29 -0900, Nay, Shawn wrote:
> Well the pvdata -E output for my drives was empty, no LV's listed.
Well, it sounds like the same bug that Lars had - LV table and part
of PE table were zero'd out. In his case, there was a backup LV table
that we could use, and rebuilding the PE table was obvious given the
context.
Have you tried vgcfgrestore yet? Do you get anything useful from
"pvdata -avP <dev>" on each device?
> This is kind of disappointing. I have been using LVM under AIX for some
> time and am familiar with the concepts and it's not that complicated.
Well, I was a long time AIX LVM user, and I agree that it was bullet-proof.
The Linux LVM code isn't there yet. Always have backups.
> -----Original Message-----
> > From: Andreas Dilger [mailto:adilger turbolabs com]
> > Send the output of "pvdata -E /dev/whatever" for all the PVs, and we can
> > see if your LV even exists anymore. If it is overwritten, I'm wondering
> > if this is the same bug as hit Lars. Maybe related to the recent change
> > to zero out unused parts of the VGDA.
Cheers, Andreas
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Andreas Dilger
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