[Bug 923552] Re: no way to create logical volume within lvm
Colin Watson
cjwatson at canonical.com
Wed Mar 7 13:07:10 UTC 2012
Hm, that's not what your most recent partman log indicates. I couldn't
reproduce this in an alternate amd64 installation with a blank disk.
Since you can reproduce this in a VM, though, it should be a matter of
sufficiently exact instructions, so ... Could I have exact directions
on how you're starting qemu, including the qemu-img command that creates
the disk, and the full qemu command line?
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Title:
no way to create logical volume within lvm
Status in “debian-installer” package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Bug description:
I've just reinstalled my laptop using the precise alternative amd64
snapshot from 2012-01-27. I wanted to repartition the disk, and then
have an lv on a vg on lusk within a partition.
I chose "guided install with encrypted lvm", and I got a luks
partition with lvm inside it, but it didn't have any logical volumes.
(So, the install could not proceed since there was no root partition.)
I tried again in manual mode and hit the same problem: after the vg
was created, I could see it in the partitioner menu, but I couldn't
see any way to create an lv within it. When I pressed enter on the
pv, or anything connected to it, I was just told "this is in use by
$device_name and cannot be edited". (I forget the exact name, it was
something like 'crypt_sda5'.)
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