On Tuesday 25 September 2012 06:15 PM, Daniel Pocock wrote: > Package: lvm2 > Version: 2.02.95-4 > Severity: severe > > I have marked this `severe' because it has a high probability of > filesystem corruption and drives with 4096 byte sectors are likely to > become much more widespread. > > I recently purchased a 3TB drive and created one big 3TB partition for lvm > > I then used pvmove to move some filesystems from my internal drive to > the external drive. As a test run, I was just moving filesystems that > were mounted but with no open files. > > Many errors appeared during the pvmove operation > > I unmounted them all and did an fsck on all of them and they are all > clean. Mounting them again, some fail to mount, this error is in dmesg: > > error: fsblocksize 1024 too small for hardware sectorsize 4096 > > The old disk has 512 byte sectors and the new disk has 4096 byte sectors. > > Please wait for the actual response from the maintainer (Bastian).
I just was curious and wanted to ask. Irrespective of what the physical block sizes are, currently still the logical block sizes are reported 512 bytes. Right? In that case, I am not sure why your file system is bailing out. -- Ritesh Raj Sarraf | http://people.debian.org/~rrs Debian - The Universal Operating System
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