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Hi Matt |
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Matt Harrison wrote on 23/04/08 07:05: |
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> I've been running a gentoo system as my fileserver without problems for |
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> a while. Its using software raid (1+0) with lvm on top, and its been a |
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> dream until now. |
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> The other day I did an emerge world and had a message about an sqlite |
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> ebuild missing from the repository. Well I had other things to do so I |
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> thought I'd leave that for now (sqlite isn't critical). |
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> Now after a reboot I can't mount my LVM partitions, my raid is working |
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> fine, but nothing I can do will discover my lvm partitions or volumes. |
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> If i try to manually start the lvm service, I get the message about it |
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> being written for baselayout-2 and not being suitable for baselayout-1. |
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> I've managed to find some info about the OpenRC and baselayout-2 change, |
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> however nothing seems to apply to my situation, and I certainly never |
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> meant to do an upgrade that would make such a serious change. |
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> Is there some way I can recover my system without having to re-install? |
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> I've got a lot of data that I would cry if i lost, although I think the |
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> data is ok...I'm just really confused about this baselayout-2 change. |
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> Because all my partitions (except root and boot) are on LVM, I can't get |
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> to see if i accidentally installed something wrong, and I can't even try |
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> to re-emerge lvm etc. |
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> Any tips would be greately appreciated. |
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Add lvm to your boot run level for baselayout-2: |
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rc-update add lvm boot |
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Cheers, Dave |
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