Hi,
I have suddenly a problem with my LVM.
Everything worked fine, since I wanted to install a new VM. I wasn't able to choose my LVM as destination anymore - there was no capacity available.
At least I tried to add my LVM from scratch.
Now I receive the message "vgname: invalid format - lvm name 'vgs virtualmachines' contains illegal characters "
What did I do:
At least I performed the following:
Everything looks fine. But when adding the storage in proxmox I receive the mentioned message. suspicious (I can't remember if it was the same before): The Volume group-dropdown-menu shows "vgs virtualmachines".
Several reboots of the whole proxmox-server didn't change anything in this behaviour...
Any help would be great...
regards,
astrakid
I have suddenly a problem with my LVM.
Everything worked fine, since I wanted to install a new VM. I wasn't able to choose my LVM as destination anymore - there was no capacity available.
At least I tried to add my LVM from scratch.
Now I receive the message "vgname: invalid format - lvm name 'vgs virtualmachines' contains illegal characters "
What did I do:
At least I performed the following:
Code:
root@server:/opt/vms/images/103# pvscan
Logging initialised at Fri Aug 16 11:28:31 2013
Set umask from 0022 to 0077
pvscan Wiping cache of LVM-capable devices
pvscan Wiping internal VG cache
pvscan Walking through all physical volumes
pvscan PV /dev/sdb2 VG virtualmachines lvm2 [100,61 GiB / 50,61 GiB free]
pvscan Total: 1 [100,61 GiB] / in use: 1 [100,61 GiB] / in no VG: 0 [0 ]
pvscan Wiping internal VG cacheCode:
root@server:/opt/vms/images/103# lvscan
Logging initialised at Fri Aug 16 11:28:42 2013
Set umask from 0022 to 0077
lvscan Finding all logical volumes
lvscan ACTIVE '/dev/virtualmachines/vm-100-disk-1' [10,00 GiB] inherit
lvscan ACTIVE '/dev/virtualmachines/vm-105-disk-1' [30,00 GiB] inherit
lvscan ACTIVE '/dev/virtualmachines/vm-101-disk-1' [10,00 GiB] inherit
lvscan Wiping internal VG cacheCode:
root@server:/opt/vms/images/103# vgscan
Logging initialised at Fri Aug 16 11:28:47 2013
Set umask from 0022 to 0077
vgscan Wiping cache of LVM-capable devices
vgscan Wiping internal VG cache
vgscan Reading all physical volumes. This may take a while...
vgscan Finding all volume groups
vgscan Finding volume group "virtualmachines"
vgscan Found volume group "virtualmachines" using metadata type lvm2
vgscan Wiping internal VG cacheSeveral reboots of the whole proxmox-server didn't change anything in this behaviour...
Any help would be great...
regards,
astrakid