vgscan problem: Snapshot and origin LVs must differ.
Hi Guys!
I tell you my LVM story....
I have add LVM1 capability to my linux box kernel 2.4.36.5.
So I make (whit success) a snapshot of my /dev/VOLHOME/HOMELV! Snapshot's name is SNAPHOME.
Than I restart my linux box.
Now I can't mount /dev/VOLHOME/HOMELV and "vgscan -v" write this messages:
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/dev/sdb1: size is 3906204687 sectors
/dev/sdb1: lvm1 label detect
Locking /var/lock/lvm/V_VOLHOME RB
Finding volume group "VOLHOME"
/dev/sdb1: lvm1 label detected
Found /dev/sdb1 in VG VOLHOME
Snapshot and origin LVs must differ.
Couldn't add snapshot.
Found /dev/sdb1 in VG VOLHOME
Snapshot and origin LVs must differ.
Couldn't add snapshot.
Volume group "VOLHOME" not found
Unlocking /var/lock/lvm/V_VOLHOME
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I don't know what's happen!
Help me please, thanks Alessandro
Quoted 5 lines · Alessandro Ferrari
I tell you my LVM story....
I have add LVM1 capability to my linux box kernel 2.4.36.5.Now I can't mount
/dev/VOLHOME/HOMELVand "vgscan -v" write this messages:/dev/sdb1: size is 3906204687 sectors
That's output from lvm2 - but you say your kernel only has lvm1 in it. You can't mix and match them like that: work out what you meant to run - lvm1 or lvm2.
Alasdair
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Hi Alasdair!
I writed you log message show me by sysreccd 1.4beta7.
This sysresccd version is lvm1 capable.
I don't understand what means:
"Snapshot and origin LVs must differ." ?
Thanks, Alessandro
----- Original Message ----- From: "Alasdair G Kergon" <[email protected]>
To: "LVM general discussion and development" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2008 5:10 PM
Subject: Re: [linux-lvm] vgscan problem: Snapshot and origin LVs must differ.
Quoted 20 lines · Alessandro Ferrari
Quoted 5 lines
I tell you my LVM story....
I have add LVM1 capability to my linux box kernel 2.4.36.5.Now I can't mount
/dev/VOLHOME/HOMELVand "vgscan -v" write this messages:/dev/sdb1: size is 3906204687 sectorsThat's output from lvm2 - but you say your kernel only has lvm1 in it. You can't mix and match them like that: work out what you meant to run - lvm1 or lvm2.
Alasdair
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