On Sun, Oct 07, 2007 at 09:39:44AM +0200, Thue Janus Kristensen wrote:
> I have manually migrated my debian system to lvm2, but I am having a problem
> with the shutdown script.
>
> For example when doing runlevel 6 (reboot), the 3 last script which are
> executed are
> S50lvm2
> S60umountroot
> S90reboot
> (in that order)
>
> The lvm2 script tries to do a
>vgchange -an
> which of course fails as the root filesystem (also on lvm2) is still
> mounted. The error message is
>Can't deactivate volume group "linux_vg" with 1 open logical volume(s)
>
> How should this work?
>
> Didn't etch have support for setting up lvm2 during installation? Did that
> put the root onto lvm2? If so, could anybody take a peek at how their
> shutdown scripts handle this problem.
>
> Is it even a problem? I get an error message, but as far as I can see there
> are no real ill effects. The warning is annoying, though.
>
> Please CC me, I am not on this list.
My Etch system has at the end of rc6.d:
S40umountfs
S48cryptdisks
S50lvm
S50mdadm-raid
S59crypdisks-early
S60umountroot
S90reboot
And yes, it looks wrong. But there doesn't seem to be any damage. I
have ext3 over lvm over raid1.
Doug.
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