ยท Martins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > hi > > i'm trying setup lvm on running system using latest lvm2. lvm and kernel part > seems ok but rest is problem,after reboot vg and lv are borked.
Please explain what you've done. The exact steps would be interesting. Also please show what error messages you've got. > For now im > playing with junk partitions. > Do I need put lvm-start(stop).sh in /etc/conf.d/local.start(stop) No. > And i cant figure out where lvm puts all data besides /etc/lvm. /etc/lvm contains the configuration of LVM - but it's no problem at all, if /etc/lvm is not there. The volume groups will be created under dev with the name of the VG. So, if you've got a VG called Volume00, you'll find /dev/Volume00 (and also /dev/mapper/Volume00-*). > I have > problems to clean mess i have so far ;) Have you read the LVM howto? If not, you should do so - it's at http://tldp.org/. Alexander Skwar -- If everything seems to be going well, you have obviously overlooked something. -- [email protected] mailing list
