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09-11-2012 09:23 AM
09-11-2012 09:23 AM
I am not exactly sure how it got started, but here is the issue. local disk /dev/sda has 2 partitions one for /boot and the other for lvm vg00. At some point multipath was setup on the local disk. dm-multipath has called it mpathb. when I do a vgdisplay of vg00 the pvname is /dev/mapper/mpathbp2 which is effectivly a link to /dev/sda2. I have run dmsetup and cannot remove the mpathb, mpathbp1, and mpathb2 entries since they are in use. I have been trying to figure out how to resolve this. I added filters to lvm.conf to not use anything with mpathb in the device file name. Upon reboot, I could only see lvol2 and lvol3 for vg00. I have more lvols than that. I have been tryinh to see if there is some data or cache file that dmsetup writes to. I have not seem anything. Any one have any good ideas?
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09-11-2012 03:55 PM