lvm2 does not activate a volume group at boot time

Rogelio Bazan <[email protected]> Thu, 21 Apr 2011 14:10:43 -0500
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hi All,

I have rhel4.7 with lvm2 lvm2-2.02.42-9.el4.

At boot time, when trying to mount the file systems, it can't find the
devices/lv's which are on a different volume group.

I have 2 VG's one for the OS file systems vgroot and other for Applications
File systems vgapps.

Those lv's which are on vgapps, cannot be mounted because the vgapps is not
being activated at boot time.

Once OS is up, i can do vgchange -ay vgapps and mount -a.

Thanx!!!!!!

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hi All,<br><br>I have rhel4.7 with lvm2 lvm2-2.02.42-9.el4.<br><br>At boot =
time, when trying to mount the file systems, it can&#39;t find the devices/=
lv&#39;s which are on a different volume group.<br><br>I have 2 VG&#39;s on=
e for the OS file systems vgroot and other for Applications File systems vg=
apps.<br>
<br>Those lv&#39;s which are on vgapps, cannot be mounted because the vgapp=
s is not being activated at boot time.<br><br>Once OS is up, i can do vgcha=
nge -ay vgapps and mount -a.<br><br>Thanx!!!!!!<br><br><br>

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