[Bug 1906384] Re: [UBUNTU 18.04] lvm boot failure

2021-03-01 Thread Frank Heimes
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[Bug 1906384] Re: [UBUNTU 18.04] lvm boot failure

2021-01-14 Thread Frank Heimes
Well, if multipath in configured in the right way, the initramfs can be rebuild 
for example with:
sudo update-initramfs -k all -u

But additional paths also means additional (FCP) devices needed.
You need to make sure that these additional devices are in place and configured 
in a persistent way using chzdev and available in the early boot cycle.
So if you call chzdev to activate the additional FCZ devices and you add the 
arguments "-p -r zdev:early", the initramfs rebuild is automatically triggered 
for you.

On top make sure you have multipath-tools-boot installed (in add. to
multipath-tools).

But doing that during the installation is of course the more convenient
(and less error prone) way.

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[Bug 1906384] Re: [UBUNTU 18.04] lvm boot failure

2021-01-13 Thread Frank Heimes
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[Bug 1906384] Re: [UBUNTU 18.04] lvm boot failure

2020-12-01 Thread Frank Heimes
Do you remember what happened just prior to the reboot - have you been 
upgrading the system with a new kernel and/or updated packages?
(Btw. the kernel 4.15.0-91 is a bit outdated, current is 4.15.0-124.)
There's maybe a file /etc/lvm/lvm.conf.dpkg-dist available from a previous 
upgrade.

Or have you added more or changed FCP or iSCSI disks to the system, that may 
have let to a name clash or device (path) discovery order issues?
And was the initramfs rebuild?

Such an issue can also happen due to temporarily unavailable paths or devices, 
and there seem to be some of them in that system.
Do you have LUN masking (zoning) in your SAN in place, so that the host can 
only see the LUNs it's supported to see?

Btw. I think in your filter rule you also want to accept the sd* (SCSI/FCP) 
devices, so:
filter = [ "a|/dev/sd*|", "a|/dev/mapper/mpath*|", "r|.*|" ]
and you may add the same as global filter:
global_filter = [ "a|/dev/sd*|", "a|/dev/mapper/mpath*|", "r|.*|" ]
for system level scans.
According to the logs the system seems to expect '/dev/mapper/ISVCL1--vg', so 
looks you have LVM on top of multipath?

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[Bug 1906384] Re: [UBUNTU 18.04] lvm boot failure

2020-12-01 Thread Frank Heimes
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[Bug 1906384] Re: [UBUNTU 18.04] lvm boot failure

2020-12-01 Thread Heinz-Werner Seeck
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+ [UBUNTU 18.04] lvm boot failure

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