I am running RH9 with kernel 2.4.20-20.9. I am getting these errors when trying to mount an LVM snapshot:
EXT3-fs: INFO: recovery required on readonly filesystem.
EXT3-fs: write access unavailable, cannot proceed.
I saw in an earlier thread that a kernel patch is needed. My question is where
I'm surprised that no one has answered this question. Is anybody using
LVM and/or reiserfs in production environments at all? For those of you
that are using LVM, are you all using ext3 on your logical volumes?
Thanks,
Chris
Has anyone used LVM with reiserfs filesystems on a RHEL AS 2.1
That's right, reiserfs can be resized dynamically. On mission critical i
found its better to to a backup befor resize. man resize_reiserfs has a
note, this is a BETA program and may corrupt filesystems. From this point i
use ext3 with LVM and resize only offline on produktion system.
How it looks
resize_reiserfs has a
note, this is a BETA program and may corrupt filesystems. From this
point i use ext3 with LVM and resize only offline on produktion system.
How it looks with support from redhat on rhas 2.1 with LVM. There is no
LVM included.
I think RHAS 3.0 has LVM included
On Mon, 2003-10-06 at 01:50, Chris Purcell wrote:
I'm surprised that no one has answered this question. Is anybody using
LVM and/or reiserfs in production environments at all? For those of you
that are using LVM, are you all using ext3 on your logical volumes?
ext3 here with zero problems
ext3 with no problems. (also 6+ months)
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On Mon, 2003-10-06 at 01:50, Chris Purcell wrote:
I'm surprised that no one has answered
Has anyone used LVM with reiserfs filesystems on a RHEL AS 2.1 production
system before? I've done this before on a few non-critical production
servers and haven't had any problems. I want to implement this on our
mission critical ERP system now, and I was wondering if anyone is using
From all of the documentation I've found
(both from Red Hat and linuxdoc.org), Red Hat Linux 7.3 should include
the lvm utilities to support volume groups.
However, I can't find a level of lvm
that will install on 7.3, any ideas?
Thanks,
Gene Poole
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I am running a RedHat 8 with lvm package 1.0.3-9 Anyway I have run out of
space in one of my filesystems. I attempted to extend it using the command:
/sbin/lvextend -L +100 /dev/Volume00/LogVol01
The lvextend command does not report an error, in fact it reports that it
has extended
Title: Trouble extending file system with LVM
I am running a RedHat 8 with lvm package 1.0.3-9 Anyway I have run out of space in one of my filesystems. I attempted to extend it using the command:
/sbin/lvextend -L +100 /dev/Volume00/LogVol01
The lvextend command does not report an error
Hi,
The m/c is loaded with redhat 7.2 with kernel 2.4.7-10 want to configure
LVM but is it possible to change current partition format to LVM format.
I need to add new harddisk and want to configure LVM Now configuration
is like this
FilesystemSize Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev
On Thu, 2003-06-19 at 06:24, Ian Mortimer wrote:
You can do this from the installer (in graphical mode). Set up your
raid array first - then create the lvm on top of that - then partition
the lvm.
What about existing systems that have RH already installed -- is it
possible to add RAID
What about existing systems that have RH already installed -- is it
possible to add RAID afterwards if I just get the extra disks? If it
possible, has anyone documented this procoess
It's possible but messy:
create the RAID system on the new disk(s)
configure the RAID system to run in
I have a little project coming up. A LUG member has asked me to do a RH
9 install on an HP lpr rack mount with 2 18GB scsi drives that will
installed in a remote colocation site and be hosting a dozen small
websites. The guy wants to use software raid0 to mirror the drives and
I like to use LVM
raid0 to mirror the drives and
I like to use LVM on stuff that might grow.
Any one have any thoughts on whether I can setup LVM and raid0 also? I
am just now starting to dig into the docs on software raid having never
done it before.
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=92223
The guy wants to use software raid0 to mirror the drives and
I like to use LVM on stuff that might grow.
There'd be no point in having lvm and raid0 on the same drives.
To get mirroring you'd want raid1 or raid5.
You can do this from the installer (in graphical mode). Set up your
raid array
Hi all,
I've just resize my logical volume /dev/rootvg/varlv to 2Go (before it
was 600mo) by this command :
Lvextend /dev/rootvg/varlv -L 2000m
refering to lvdisplay /dev/rootvg/varlv it's all right but the result
of the df is always 600mo and that for all of the applications of the
system
but the result
of the df is always 600mo and that for all of the applications of the
system (using X-cdroast i see that my /var is as small as before)
thanks for your ideas !!!
After extending your LV, you still have to extend the filesystem on it.
Check the LVM HOWTO at http://tldp.org
On Sat, 31 May 2003, Arthur Miller wrote:
Hi,
The docu says it is possible to install RH9 with LVM (logical volume
management) because diskdruid was updated and now supports LVM. That's
right for graphical mode. But I miss the LVM-labeled button in text
mode installation.
Has anybody any
Cool! Thank you! I never heard of this bugzilla project. :-)
On Sat, 2003-05-31 at 16:47, Matthew Saltzman wrote:
On Sat, 31 May 2003, Arthur Miller wrote:
Hi,
The docu says it is possible to install RH9 with LVM (logical volume
management) because diskdruid was updated and now
Hi,
The docu says it is possible to install RH9 with LVM (logical volume
management) because diskdruid was updated and now supports LVM. That's
right for graphical mode. But I miss the LVM-labeled button in text
mode installation.
Has anybody any idea how to solve this problem?
Thank you very
Hi List,
I need to read a documentation about Logical Volume MAnager in Red Hat Linux, because I need to know your resources.
Someone has a documentation about this?
Thanks.
Rodrigo Nascimento
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Go to
google and search for LVM-howto
You will
get LOTS of info.
HTH
Rick.
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Hi List,
I need
what is the benefit of LVM on say an 80 GB drive rather than just giving
78GB to / ?
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what is the benefit of LVM on say an 80 GB drive rather than just giving
78GB to / ?
1. Whenever you buy a new disk so you have 160 GB, you can easily
increase any file system.
2. Whenever you want to reinstall, you can scratch / and /usr, while
you keep the /home and /usr/local
Jon Haugsand wrote:
* Ian Dobson
what is the benefit of LVM on say an 80 GB drive rather than just
giving 78GB to / ?
1. Whenever you buy a new disk so you have 160 GB, you can easily
increase any file system.
2. Whenever you want to reinstall, you can scratch / and /usr, while
you
I have no experience with Soft-raid 1, but I've been using LVM in HP-UX and now Linux
for years.
Very happy with it.
Using with ext3 in RH8 and RH7.3 no problems to report, except in 7.3 I had to issue:
vgchange -a y volume-group-name
in /etc/rc.d/rc.local to keep mount -a from barking during
I'm setting up a machine for a friend with a pIV 2,4 GHz, 512 MB ram 333
MHz, mb GigaByte with standard IDE (no hw raid), and 2 maxtor 60GB. each
disk has 3 partitions (same extents).
each couple of partitions (eg hda1 + hdb1) is a raid1 unit so everyting is
mirrored
I set up LVM for userdata
Does it run smooth? Haven't used LVM up to now. Is the handling
really as easy as people want to make us think? Don't need a detailed
explanation (although a short introduction would be quite helpful)
but mainly report on your experiences.
Greetingz
Stefan
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Does it run smooth? Haven't used LVM up to now. Is the handling
really as easy as people want to make us think? Don't need a detailed
explanation (although a short introduction would be quite helpful)
but mainly report on your
Rodolfo J. Paiz wrote:
On Tue, 2003-02-04 at 14:18, Tibbetts, Ric wrote:
But with LVM, you can group multiple disks into a single volume
group. Thus making 4 18GB drives act like a single 72Gb drive.
What happens if one disk dies?
You lose the whole shootin' match. If you need that kind
Title: LVM Questions?
Hello,
I have a Dell PowerEdge 4400 with 104GB of disk space that I want to
configure as an FTP Server (vsftpd), with RH 8.0.
This system comes setup with hardware raid.
For future space expansion I want to configure the disks (/dev/sda) in LVM.
Questions:
1. Do you
Robert;
In the interest of not duplicating a pre-written document.
If you check out www.sistina.com, they have an excellent how-to on
setting up LVM.
ONe caviat: They assume that it is not already in the kernel. In the
case of RH 8.0, you can ignore this. It's already there.
In short, I've set
On Tue, 2003-02-04 at 14:18, Tibbetts, Ric wrote:
But with LVM, you can group multiple disks into a single volume
group. Thus making 4 18GB drives act like a single 72Gb drive.
What happens if one disk dies?
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I've been manually fixing this myself for the time being, but it would
appear that mkinitrd initial root disk images start RAID and LVM out of
order.
It always initialises LVM first by running vgscan etc then it runs the RAID
startup.
This means that any LVM on RAID system disks dont work.
I
of
this, right?
2) to play it safe, i created a non-LVM /boot ext3 partition
outside the volume group, and everything else as a logical
volume. i'm assuming there's no way to have /boot as a
logical volume since i can't imagine any way that the boot
process can get to a logical
, January 22, 2003 7:09 AM
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Subject: initrd, kernels and LVM
a few related questions, building up to using LVMs:
1) i'm pretty sure this is true, but just wanted to confirm
that part of the install process is to build the initial
initrd image based on which features you
On Wed, 22 Jan 2003, Rigler, S C (Steve) wrote:
If you want to see exactly what mkinitrd does, it is really
just a bash script. Among other things, it looks at your
/etc/fstab and /etc/modules.conf to decide what to load
into the initrd.
oh, i've used mkinitrd before to manually build my
Is there a GUI tool for LVM management? clearly, it doesn't
come with the lvm RPM. or has someone thrown together a
non-official version? thanks.
rday
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Is there a GUI tool for LVM management? clearly, it doesn't
come with the lvm RPM. or has someone thrown together a
non-official version? thanks.
I've not tried it but there's EVMS...
http://www.rootprompt.org/article.php3?article=4802
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| Is there a GUI tool for LVM management? clearly, it doesn't
| come with the lvm RPM. or has someone thrown together a
| non-official version? thanks.
Look for Red Hat's Piranha RPM's. Probably only bundled with AS, you
On Fri, 10 Jan 2003, Robert P. J. Day wrote:
Is there a GUI tool for LVM management? clearly, it doesn't
come with the lvm RPM. or has someone thrown together a
non-official version? thanks.
rday
there is also java based gui for LVM management that I've used and it's
pretty
lsmod
On Wed, 2002-06-26 at 14:20, James D. Parra wrote:
Hello,
What command can one use to determine if LVM module is loaded or compiled
into a RedHat kernel.
Thank you in advance,
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Thank you for your responses.
After issuing 'lsmod' I am not sure if I see LVM loaded, unless it is
showing up as 'raid0'(below).
# /sbin/lsmod
Module Size Used byNot tainted
tdfx 38008 1
agpgart39488 0 (unused)
binfmt_misc
Hello,
What command can one use to determine if LVM module is loaded or compiled
into a RedHat kernel.
Thank you in advance,
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Hello,
What command can one use to determine if LVM module is loaded or
compiled into a RedHat kernel.
Thank you in advance,
If the kernel source package is installed:
$ grep -i lvm
On Wed, 2002-02-20 at 21:10, Monte Milanuk wrote:
I guess the burning question in my mind right now, since I'm still getting
all the pieces together, is this: Do LVM and ext3 play well together?
I'm running ext3 on an LVM using a patched version of Red Hat's last
kernel (2.4.9). Haven't had
directory to keep things from over flowing, but in the meantime, I
want to see if I can get a nice new kernel running w/ LVM on my little LAN
server and get everything back on there where it belongs!!
I've got the latest stable (2.4.17) kernel source downloading, should be
done by tomorrow or so
Le Wed, Dec 05, 2001 at 11:20:03AM -0500, Trond Eivind Glomsrød à écrit:
# Jérôme Tournier [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
# does anyone know if the LVM support is planned in anaconda installation program ?
# Is there any patch available ?
#
# Features are added to the next version of anaconda
On Mon, Dec 10, 2001 at 02:22:47PM +0100, Jérôme Tournier wrote:
I am sorry to come back on this but we want to port the LVM support to anaconda.
I can't find any CVS server for this project.
Do we need to start from the begining, or is it possible to have a look at any
developpement
Hello,
does anyone know if the LVM support is planned in anaconda installation program ?
Is there any patch available ?
Thank
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Le Wed, Dec 05, 2001 at 11:20:03AM -0500, Trond Eivind Glomsrød à écrit:
# Jérôme Tournier [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
# Features are added to the next version of anaconda, not released as
# patches to previous ones.
good :)
is there a way to have a look to the patch ?
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Hello,
does anyone know if the LVM support is planned in anaconda installation program ?
Is there any patch available ?
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I just switched over from SuSE to RH 7.0 and am having a hard time getting
LVM to run. The SuSE kernels have LVM support built in but RH's don't.
The LVM HowTo section on adding support to 2.2.x kernels hasn't been
completed.
There is mention that a patch must be applied and a website is given
it 's compiled as module but does not appears to be available during the
installation (disk druid).
if redhat does not include reiserfs as a choice during the installation
(maybe in custom install for experimented user), i will no be able to
understand redhat strategy (make a distribution
Evandro Fernandes Giovanini [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
it 's compiled as module but does not appears to be available during the
installation (disk druid).
if redhat does not include reiserfs as a choice during the installation
(maybe in custom install for experimented user), i will no be
On Wed, 17 Jan 2001, Pekka Savola wrote:
On Tue, 16 Jan 2001, K. Spoon wrote:
Since someone else already started the "Is it going to be in 7.1?"
snowball rolling, I was wondering if the LVM stuff would make it in
there?
Who can say about 7.1 for sure, but if you look at
Heya,
Since someone else already started the "Is it going to be in 7.1?"
snowball rolling, I was wondering if the LVM stuff would make it in
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Anyone succesfully done that ?
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Anyone succesfully done that ?
Try the guiness list.
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I downloaded the LVM tar from
ftp://linux.msede.com/lvm/v0.8/
Anyone lese tried this as yet? Any gotchas to lookut for?
thanks,
Ahbaid.
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