LVM2 on top of RAID1? (x86_64)
I'm trying to setup a new box the same way my current box is setup. I've split the drives into two sections, one of which I'm combining into a RAID0 stripe, the other a RAID1 mirror set. (sorry for the redundancy.)
The Stripe seems to work fine. The mirror isn't getting past the pvcreate stage.
The system is mostly a FC1 test1 x86_64 box. I've got a stock 2.6.2 kernel compiled on it.
mkraid appears to have worked fine.
lvm pvcreate /dev/md1
appears to work, but
lvm pvs
complains about seeing 3 extra instances of the id, and decides that the PV is actually on /dev/sda (or /dev/sdb, depending on boot), not /dev/md1.
Um? Anyway to fix this? Help?
Thanks,
Doug
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I'm trying to setup a new box the same way my current box is setup. I've split the drives into two sections, one of which I'm combining into a RAID0 stripe, the other a RAID1 mirror set. (sorry for the redundancy.)
lvm pvs
complains about seeing 3 extra instances of the id, and decides that the PV is actually on
/dev/sda(or/dev/sdb, depending on boot), not/dev/md1.
I have a similar setup and ran into the same problem. I solved it by placing this in /etc/lvm/lvm.conf:
devices {
filter = [ "r,hd," ]
}That tells lvm to never look at a block device with "hd" in the name. You should probably change "hd" to "sd".
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