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Alan McKinnon wrote: |
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> It's highly unlikely you lost data, as the upgrade would not have |
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> changed the on-disk metadata. If all else fails, you could boot off an |
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> LVM-enabled LiveCD and you'll find all your volumes present. But first |
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> we need to find out what's going on (my machine uses baselayout-2 and |
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> openrc & my lvm volumes were unaffected. |
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> What output do you get from |
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> pvscan |
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> vgscan |
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> lvscan |
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> vgchange -a y |
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> and what's in the various logs regarding lvm startup? |
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Ok, |
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pvscan says: |
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No Matching physical volumes found |
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vgscan says: |
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Reading all physical volumes....This make take a while |
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No volume groups found |
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lvscan says: |
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No volume groups found |
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vgchange -a y says: |
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No volume groups found. |
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There's not much in the way of logs, seeing as syslog can't start (/var |
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partition is on LVM too). running dmesg doesn't output anything relevant |
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to LVM |
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And in reply to Dirk's email, I've added the line to my /etc/rc.conf, |
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but it doesn't seem to have made any difference :( |
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