On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 12:03:50PM +0100, Daniel Exner <[email protected]> wrote: > seems I have hit a bug with systemd 197. > On my LVM based setup systemd-udev won't create "/dev/disk/by-label/*" or > "/dev/disk/by-uid/*" links > for my local-fs partitions. > lvm.service complains about this in log, but will run in fallback mode if I > restart it. > But my fstab contains "LABEL=" entries and local-fs.service won't mount > them (obviously they are not there) > Changing this to "/dev/mapper/<name of vg from lvm>" did not help. > > I can only boot into default when I mount those partitions by hand. > I guess something is fishy with udev here. > > Any ideas whats wrong here?
I *guess* the udev rules got some cleanup, and the logic of handling lvm devices is moved to lvm2 -- which sounds reasonable. Can you try building your own lvm2 package, and see if appending: 1) install_systemd_units and 2) install_systemd_generators after install_device-mapper helps your situation? Also, there is a --enable-lvmetad option of lvm2, what we don't use, maybe that's also related. I'm no longer maintaining the lvm2 package and I have no lvm system around, but if it all fails, I can try to put together a virtual machine to debug this.
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