Volume group not found????
It seems I have a similar problem to poor Alexander Bruns. This whole this is giving me big head heack.
Luckily I only have /usr and /var as logical volumes. So I am still able to boot.
I created logical volume partitions /dev/sda4 /dev/sdb5 Then created stripped lvm's lv_usr and lv_var
Reboot several times and everything worked well.
I see /dev/system/lv_usr, /dev/system/lv_var, /etc/lvmconf/sytem.conf
However vgchange fails
vgchange -a y
vgchange -- no volume groups found
/proc/lvm/VGs/
no logical volumes
How can I recover?
-tim.
Tim,
does vgscan find your volume group?
Which LVM version do you use?
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It seems I have a similar problem to poor Alexander Bruns. This whole this is giving me big head heack.
Luckily I only have /usr and /var as logical volumes. So I am still able to boot.
I created logical volume partitions
/dev/sda4/dev/sdb5Then created stripped lvm'slv_usrandlv_varReboot several times and everything worked well.
I see
/dev/system/lv_usr,/dev/system/lv_var,/etc/lvmconf/sytem.confHowever vgchange fails
vgchange -a y
vgchange -- no volume groups found
/proc/lvm/VGs/
no logical volumesHow can I recover?
-tim.
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