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2014 Oct 05
1
CentOS 7 - Have 2 disks, each with a biosboot partition, can only boot off one of them
...ouble free or corruption (fasttop):
0x00000000010a83b0 ***
(full error: http://fpaste.org/139382/25324161/)
It seems like it's blowing up on grub2-probe, as I can generate the
same error. I tried specifying the device:
0 root at an-nas02:~# df -hP |grep boot
/dev/mapper/an--nas02_vg0-lv_boot 506M 133M 373M 27% /boot
0 root at an-nas02:~# lvdisplay /dev/an-nas02_vg0/lv_boot |grep VG
VG Name an-nas02_vg0
0 root at an-nas02:~# pvdisplay /dev/md0 | grep -e "VG Name" -e "PV Name"
PV Name /dev/md0
VG Name an-...
2011 Aug 15
2
lvm and kvm
...n vg or does one allocate lv space from inside
that allocated to the virtual instance? Is it even considered
advisable to use lvs with virtual guests?
To give an example, if I were to configure an smtp server on bare
metal I might use the following disk layout:
vg_bare 500Gb
/ lv_root 8Gb
/boot lv_boot 1Gb
/tmp lv_tmp 8Gb
/var/log lv_log 8Gb
/var/spool/mail lv_mail 16Gb
In a kvm setup, if I wish to do this, would I first create an lv
just to host the virtual image and then assign lv s from the space
allocated to that image file?
vg_bare 500Gb
/ lv_root 8Gb
/boot lv_boot 1Gb
/tmp lv_tmp 8Gb
/v...