>>>>> On Wed, 26 Sep 2018 12:43:44 +0200, Michael Schaller <[email protected]>
>>>>> said:
> %vg_info = {
> 'cur_lv' => '2',
> 'cur_pv' => '1',
> 'pe_size_unit' => 'MiB',
> 'vg_size' => '<476.22',
> 'uuid' => 'ysNZ48-CfAf-AZOr-bU5o-sUIp-IYw5-FtJtcr',
> 'act_pv' => '1',
> 'max_pv' => '0',
> 'status' => 'resizable',
> 'total_pe' => '121912',
> 'open_lv' => '2',
> 'vgname' => 'dhcp-100-105-1-216-vg',
> 'alloc_pe_size_unit' => 'GiB',
> 'max_lv' => '0',
> 'vg_size_unit' => 'GiB',
> 'access' => 'read/write',
> 'pe_size' => '4.00',
> 'alloc_pe_size' => '<476.22',
> 'alloc_pe' => '121912'
> };
I wonder where this '<476.22' comes from?
What's the output of vgs, vgdisplay, pvdisplay?
It the output of those commands doe not have the '<' in it, it may be
a problem in the Linux::LVM Perl library.
--
regards Thomas
