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...figuration / bootloader configuration... I can install it using the ISO, with basic configuration. The /root/anaconda-ks.cfg looks like the following (I striped some part, I cannot copy past because I have only console access through a secured VPN :-/ ): firstboot --enable ignoredisk --only-use=mpatha,sdc,sdd,sdb,sda bootloader --location=mbr --boot-drive=mpatha autopart --type=lvm clearpart --all --initlabel --drives=mpatha %packages @base @core %end My ks.cfg template is identical (I also cannot attach it unfortunately?). I tried several things like: - put sda as boot-drive for bootloader (...

...ng VMs or is the only affect that the pool is unavailable for management by libvirt? These are the commands that I ran to create my pool and expand it after a kickstart of the server: pvcreate -ff -y /dev/mapper/mpath? virsh pool-define-as --name GuestVols --type logical --source-dev /dev/mapper/mpatha --target /dev/GuestVols virsh pool-build GuestVols virsh pool-start GuestVols virsh pool-autostart GuestVols virsh pool-destroy --pool GuestVols vgextend GuestVols /dev/mapper/mpath{b..d} vgdisplay GuestVols virsh pool-start --pool GuestVols virsh pool-info --pool GuestVols Is this the best way to...

...N side, but I have an issue with multipath or udev or systemd, I'm not sure. I when I boot my machine with the multipathd service enabled at boot, boot fails beacause some partitions on the multipathed device are missing from /dev. >From the boot rescue shell, if I do a fdisk -l /dev/mapper/mpatha, I see 8 partitions, if I do a ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid/ I see only 6 devices, so two devices are missing. I have to run kpartx -a /dev/mapper/mpatha manually in order to reread the partition table and recreate the 2 missing device. Only after that I'm able to boot correctly. Any idea of te roo...

On 20. 3. 2020 20:57, Martin Kletzander wrote: > On Fri, Mar 20, 2020 at 03:38:36PM +0000, Joe Muro wrote: >> Hi, >> > > Hi, could you please configure your client to send plaintext version as > well? > We mainly prefer plaintext on this list ;-) > >> I am trying to understand libvirt dynamic ownership behavior. I have a >> VM that >> uses a qcow2

...en in 6.0.0, but there > are some prerequisites: > > 1) the FS that hosts the image must be capable of XATTRs. Note the NFS > still isn't. The qcow is hosted on an ext3 filesystem. $ findmnt /guestimages TARGET SOURCE FSTYPE OPTIONS /guestimages /dev/mapper/mpatha-part1 ext3 rw,relatime Not sure why we are using ext3. Regardless, it seems user_xattr option is not enabled. I imagine this must be enabled. > > 2) the disk XML. Can you please share the <disk/> snippet for this disk? > It needs to be the top most layer of backing chain (if you...

...tion is not valid: unpriv_sgio is not supported by this kernel > > > > Question that shows up here is the multipath question. Since this is fibre channel it is of coarse multipath. The "target dev" says 'sda'. In a multipath dev list it should say "/dev/mapper/mpatha". > > How to handle that? > Uhh... multipath... Not my strong suit... I'm taking an example from a bz that you won't be able to read because it's marked private. Once you have your vHBA and scsi_hostM for that vHBA on the host you can use 'lsscsi' (you may have...

...tion is not valid: unpriv_sgio is not supported by this kernel > > > > Question that shows up here is the multipath question. Since this is fibre channel it is of coarse multipath. The "target dev" says 'sda'. In a multipath dev list it should say "/dev/mapper/mpatha". > > How to handle that? > Uhh... multipath... Not my strong suit... I'm taking an example from a bz that you won't be able to read because it's marked private. Once you have your vHBA and scsi_hostM for that vHBA on the host you can use 'lsscsi' (you may have...

...tion is not valid: unpriv_sgio is not supported by this kernel > > > > Question that shows up here is the multipath question. Since this is fibre channel it is of coarse multipath. The "target dev" says 'sda'. In a multipath dev list it should say "/dev/mapper/mpatha". > > How to handle that? > Uhh... multipath... Not my strong suit... I'm taking an example from a bz that you won't be able to read because it's marked private. Once you have your vHBA and scsi_hostM for that vHBA on the host you can use 'lsscsi' (you may have...

...tion is not valid: unpriv_sgio is not supported by this kernel > > > > Question that shows up here is the multipath question. Since this is fibre channel it is of coarse multipath. The "target dev" says 'sda'. In a multipath dev list it should say "/dev/mapper/mpatha". > > How to handle that? > Uhh... multipath... Not my strong suit... I'm taking an example from a bz that you won't be able to read because it's marked private. Once you have your vHBA and scsi_hostM for that vHBA on the host you can use 'lsscsi' (you may have...