lvm problems
David Koski
david at kosmosisland.com
Mon Jul 30 06:52:34 UTC 2007
It is just a thought but maybe you need to use /dev/evms/sdb1 instead
of /dev/sdb1 if you use evms? What does pvdisplay -vv say?
David
On Sunday 29 July 2007 22:33, Eric S. Johansson wrote:
> trying to build a new server to replace one that failed.
>
> root at lydia:~# pvcreate /dev/sdb1
> Failed to write physical volume "/dev/sdb1"
>
> sdb1 is a 500 GB raid five array (hardware raid array) I've been trying to
> create logical volumes but I am really close to saying "to hell with LVM
> for the seventh system in a row" and using ordinary partitions.
> unfortunately, the snapshot and ability to move a partition is valuable in
> in this situation so, I need to somehow get LVM to work. First I need to
> do is get past the failure above. Yes, I have created a partition
> encompassing the entire 500 GB and I've tried setting and not setting the
> label to be LVM but it always fails a right at the very start.
>
> Assistance would be appreciated. don't e-mail directly because the machine
> that broke was my antispam Gateway (ouch) and that only have access through
> Gmane.
>
>
> ---eric
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