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LVM - mounting a disk against it's will

 
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Matti_Kurkela
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Re: LVM - mounting a disk against it's will

By my experience, if the diskinfo command reports the disk size as "0 Kbytes", that usually means the disk is dead.

When the disk's internal self-test fails, the disk will, depending on the exact disk model, either completely drop out of the SCSI bus or otherwise indicate a failure. The indication of "size: 0 Kbytes" would certainly be one way to indicate the disk is not usable any more.

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Peetu
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Re: LVM - mounting a disk against it's will

Thanks to all of you so far!

Here is 'ioscan -fn'.
Peetu
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Re: LVM - mounting a disk against it's will

Here is the insf output. The drive in question is highlighted.
Peetu
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Re: LVM - mounting a disk against it's will

And finally, here is the result of moving the lvmtab and doing 'vgscan -v'.

There's no vg02 in the lvmtab... :)

I quess the drive has seen it's days?