From: Christian <bernth@esh.jku.at>
To: LVM general discussion and development <linux-lvm@redhat.com>
Subject: Re: [linux-lvm] LVM2 Problem Can t resize locked LV lv
Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2007 12:12:37 +0100 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <47286325.7080900@esh.jku.at> (raw)
In-Reply-To: <472832A8.60201@esh.jku.at>
just got the solution over irc.
i post it in case anyone else encounters this strange behaviour.
i need to mention first that pvmove was not running (checked using lvs
-a), so this is kind of a stange behaviour.
to fix the "locked" error, you first need to deactivate your lv
# lvchange -an /dev/vg/lv
then edit your vg backup (/etc/lvm/backup/vg) and remove "LOCKED" in the
lv status line.
after that do
# vgcfgrestore vg
# lvchange -ay /dev/vg/lv
when doing lvreduce now, everything should work properly.
big thanks to the guys on #lvm.
cheers
christian
Christian wrote:
> Let me extend my previously posted message, as I mixed up some error
> messages: here are the correct ones:
>
> # lvreduce -L -150G /dev/vg/lv
> Can't resize locked LV lv
>
> # pvmove /dev/hdb1 /dev/hdf1
> Skipping locked LV lv
> No data to move for vg
>
> Anyways I am still looking for an answer what "locked" means and how I
> unlock the logical volume.
>
> I am using gentoo with kernel 2.6.17-gentoo-r8.
>
> Once again, thank you for your help in advance
>
> Cheers
> Christian
>
>
> Christian wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am using LVM2 for some time now and haven't had any troubles.
>> But this week one of the hard disks, the one I added approx. one
>> month ago, started to report read/write errors.
>> I bought a new one and followed the steps of an LVM how-to found on
>> this website
>> (http://charlesnadeau.blogspot.com/2006/10/howto-replaceupgrade-disk-part-of-lvm2_04.html).
>>
>>
>> The first steps worked fine. Even shrinking the reiser file system
>> was no problem.
>> But when I tried to pvmove /dev/hdb1 /dev/hdf1, I am getting the
>> error message: Can't resize locked LV lv.
>>
>> As there is no available information about what this error message
>> actually means nor how to resolve it, I hope someone on this list
>> might be able to help me.
>>
>> Thank you very much in advance.
>>
>> Cheers Christian
>>
>> PS: this is my current configuration. where hdb1 is the failing hdd,
>> and hdf1 the new one.
>>
>> vgdisplay -v
>> Finding all volume groups
>> Finding volume group "vg"
>> --- Volume group ---
>> VG Name vg
>> System ID
>> Format lvm2
>> Metadata Areas 6
>> Metadata Sequence No 10
>> VG Access read/write
>> VG Status resizable
>> MAX LV 0
>> Cur LV 1
>> Open LV 0
>> Max PV 0
>> Cur PV 6
>> Act PV 6
>> VG Size 1.37 TB
>> PE Size 4.00 MB
>> Total PE 359489
>> Alloc PE / Size 264102 / 1.01 TB
>> Free PE / Size 95387 / 372.61 GB
>> VG UUID bf1tJ5-X79X-Uy02-iilF-XEM8-u2GK-6lFhQZ
>>
>> --- Logical volume ---
>> LV Name /dev/vg/lv
>> VG Name vg
>> LV UUID oyJf6j-xKtk-qtQv-LLE3-wy4I-9qC3-9VLPr0
>> LV Write Access read/write
>> LV Status available
>> # open 0
>> LV Size 1.01 TB
>> Current LE 264102
>> Segments 5
>> Allocation inherit
>> Read ahead sectors 0
>> Block device 253:0
>>
>> --- Physical volumes ---
>> PV Name /dev/hda3
>> PV UUID IKxWRX-hzHO-fra9-vm8O-JyVp-FyM8-trMXlw
>> PV Status allocatable
>> Total PE / Free PE 25632 / 0
>>
>> PV Name /dev/hde1
>> PV UUID wM0a1a-mT0y-2M2s-9CVH-1CYJ-sNGV-sdjrkJ
>> PV Status allocatable
>> Total PE / Free PE 47694 / 0
>>
>> PV Name /dev/hdg1
>> PV UUID oeAOVW-D4qq-24QO-PiH0-WyYh-y8lP-rqL3r9
>> PV Status allocatable
>> Total PE / Free PE 76310 / 0
>>
>> PV Name /dev/hdh1
>> PV UUID o58ymK-u6zC-J63r-w98A-cPPw-JcMN-FXWQUi
>> PV Status allocatable
>> Total PE / Free PE 76310 / 0
>>
>> PV Name /dev/hdb1
>> PV UUID uLgbrb-aNFy-8nsE-X7Aa-q0mp-n8AY-46FqSc
>> PV Status allocatable
>> Total PE / Free PE 38156 / 0
>>
>> PV Name /dev/hdf1
>> PV UUID uKsPbR-CNjT-IWTr-edSp-VmrO-CgtL-rxm0M2
>> PV Status allocatable
>> Total PE / Free PE 95387 / 95387
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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2007-10-30 18:36 [linux-lvm] LVM2 Problem Can't resize locked LV lv Christian
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