also sprach Paul Check <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005.05.28.0328 +0200]: > I think this creates a problem where an lvm sits on top of a raid > device: The lvm sees the lvm ID on both disks and gets confused, > picking one of the disks to start the volume group. The disk that > isn't used, I believe must be tagged as "busy" somehow, perhaps > because of something happening with lvm. The, moving to the mdadm > script, the md device is created.
How does LVM decide to use sda4 but not sdb4? Are you running
a RAID0?
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