I am having some issues with a couple of LVM Volumes. On a reboot the VGs don't mount, I have to manually run vgchange -a y to get them up. I have seen the commands to put in the rc scripts, but my question is, which one is the recommended one to add them to? I was thinking /etc/rc.d/rc.local. Any thoughts?
Mark Haney wrote:
I am having some issues with a couple of LVM Volumes. On a reboot the VGs don't mount, I have to manually run vgchange -a y to get them up. I have seen the commands to put in the rc scripts, but my question is, which one is the recommended one to add them to? I was thinking /etc/rc.d/rc.local. Any thoughts?
I was reading briefly information on a google search regarding the whole lvm2 ways of managing filesystems. I read some webpage that looked like lvm.conf
running 'info lvm.conf ' has 399 lines in it and might lead you to what information to supply for on boot recognition for the lvm volumes. I have not read the information. My assumption is to put it into /etc/lvm/lvm.conf or at least in the /etc/lvm directory somewhere.
Sorry for the uninformed reply, I am just starting to review the whole lvm2 concept for future adoption.
Jim
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