[linux-lvm] Is my xen hosting tech support misleading me?

[Shachar Or <dawnlight@lavabit.com>]

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Hello.

Attached is a question I've asked my xen hosting provider's technical
support and the answer they've supplied.

Sam sais "There is no LVM module available, so you would need to compile
LVM by yourself from the Xen kernel sources." but I've no problem
loading dm_mod and to my understanding of LVM, this is the only module
needed. So is he just wrong?

Thanks.

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Hello, 

Thank you for your patience.

There is no LVM module available, so you would need to compile LVM by yourself from the Xen kernel sources.

You will then need to activate the module.

You should be able to find the appropriate help online.


I am at your disposal should you need any further information.

Best regards,
Sam

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This is a technical question about a problem I'm experiencing with LVM on my virtual server.

The issue is that logical volumes are not activated on bootup. This prevents me from using /etc/fstab to mount them.

root@shacharor:~# lvdisplay | grep 'LV Status' && udevtrigger && udevsettle && lvdisplay | grep 'LV Status'
  LV Status              NOT available
  LV Status              available
root@shacharor:~#

This shows that udev handles logical volumes correctly and does activate them. But why doesn't it do it on bootup?

Thanks.



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