Re: [linux-lvm] Segmentation Fault with vgextend and LVM 1.0.1rc4

[Jean-Noel GADREAU <cathjn@gadreau.net>]

Nils Juergens wrote:

>On Mon, 29.10.01, Jean-Noel GADREAU <cathjn@gadreau.net> wrote:
>
>[snip]
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>>vgextend -- extending volume group "vg01" by physical volume "/dev/hde1" 
>>in kernel
>>Segmentation fault (core dumped)
>>
>>I am using RedHat 7.1 with a custom kernel to have LVM (2.4.9-6). I have 
>>2 drives on this IDE controller (a Promise UltraDMA100DX2) and both work 
>>fine with linux. My secondary drive (/dev/hdf is already part of vg01).
>>
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>The stock linux kernel comes with an old version of lvm. Please grab
>the latest version and make sure to patch your kernel (see
>PATCHES/README in the lvm distribution). You should also upgrade your
>userspace tools (lvcreate, vgextend and the like).
>
>On a further note, check which compiler you are using. gcc-2.96 should
>be used without optimization (-O0) and make sure you do not use
>gcc-3.0.x (it produces broken code on some occasions, this happened to
>me with the lvm tools).
>
>good luck,
>
>Nils
>
Thanks for your quick reply. I rebuilt the kernel but it did not work. 
However, recompiling without -O2 did it for me.

What I did (for those who might run into the same problem):

#cd LVM/1.0.1rc4
#./configure
 >>> here, edit make.tmpl to change CFLAGS=.... -O2 .... to CFLAGS=... 
-O0 ... <<<
#make
#make install

Thanks again for your time and quick answer.
Regards,
Jean-Noel