On 9 Mar 2002, Guillaume Cottenceau wrote: gc >Can you send to this list the report.bug?
I have no report.bug for you, but I can tell you what happens: Every LVM operation creates a file /etc/lvmconf/[volume group].conf which is, on my system ~140kB. In successive operations, these files are not deleted but moved to [volume group].conf.1.old, [volume group].conf.2.old etc. These files are never removed. That is, after adding 5 physical partitions to a volume group, I end up with ~700kB of such files in /etc/lvmconf, and that eats up the space on the root device. Thus, my problems had nothing to do with the Journaling file systems, just with LVM setup. Another weirdness of diskdrake LVM management: After removing a single physical volume from a volume group, the whole group is deleted, and all other physical volumes removed as well. Martin -- Martin Wilck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Physicist & Linux system engineer at FSC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
