lvcreate error
i have created a bunch of logical volumes on a single system with the following commands:
#lvcreate -C n -l 512 -n backuplv -p rw --persistent y --major 253 --minor 255 -r 0 vg0
#lvcreate -C n -l 512 -n datalv -p rw --persistent y --major 253 --minor 254 -r 0 vg0
#lvcreate -C n -l 512 -n homelv -p rw --persistent y --major 253 --minor 253 -r 0 vg0
#lvcreate -C n -l 256 -n optlv -p rw --persistent y --major 253 --minor 252 -r 0 vg0
#lvcreate -C n -l 64 -n rootlv -p rw --persistent y --major 253 --minor 251 -r 0 vg0
#lvcreate -C n -l 128 -n swaplv -p rw --persistent y --major 253 --minor 250 -r 0 vg0
#lvcreate -C n -l 50 -n testllv1 -p rw --persistent y --major 253 --minor 249 -r 0 vg0
#lvcreate -C n -l 50 -n testllv2 -p rw --persistent y --major 253 --minor 248 -r 0 vg0
#lvcreate -C n -l 50 -n testllv3 -p rw --persistent y --major 253 --minor 247 -r 0 vg0
#lvcreate -C n -l 50 -n testllv4 -p rw --persistent y --major 253 --minor 246 -r 0 vg0
#lvcreate -C n -l 50 -n testllv5 -p rw --persistent y --major 253 --minor 245 -r 0 vg0
#lvcreate -C n -l 50 -n testllv6 -p rw --persistent y --major 253 --minor 244 -r 0 vg0
#lvcreate -C n -l 768 -n tmplv -p rw --persistent y --major 253 --minor 243 -r 0 vg0
when i try to create the next one it fails with the following error:
#lvcreate -C n -l 640 -n usrlv -p rw --persistent y --major 253 --minor 242 -r 0 vg0
Physical extent 0 of /dev/hdb2 referenced by more thatn one logical volume. Couldn't fill extent allocation bitmaps vg0.
what did i do wrong?
Quoted 4 lines · rich turner
i have created a bunch of logical volumes on a single system with the following commands:
#lvcreate -C n -l 512 -n backuplv -p rw --persistent y --major 253 --minor 255 -r 0 vg0
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when i try to create the next one it fails with the following error:
#lvcreate -C n -l 640 -n usrlv -p rw --persistent y --major 253 --minor 242 -r 0 vg0
Physical extent 0 of/dev/hdb2referenced by more thatn one logical volume. Couldn't fill extent allocation bitmaps vg0.
Please report what version of LVM2 you're using ('lvm version') and what architecture and what kernel.
If it's version 2.00.17 or later, please tar/zip /etc/lvm directory and email it to me (not the list). (Before that version, I'm not interested.) Also enable debugging-to-log-file for the command that fails and send me the complete output (compressed).
e.g. lvm.conf: in log section:
file="/tmp/lvm2.log"
level=7Also (of course) try to reproduce with latest release (2.00.25).
Alasdair
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