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Subject: Re: [Evms-devel] EVMS newbie, help me!!
From: Steve Dobbelstein <steved () us ! ibm ! com>
Date: 2007-07-20 15:43:50
Message-ID: OFD4AA2DBF.78E75804-ON0525731E.0055B976-0525731E.0056670E () us ! ibm ! com
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"James Kelty" <jkelty@gmail.com> wrote on 07/19/2007 04:36:36 PM:
> Thanks for the reply. The LiveCD actually has evms_activate built
> into the initrd as does our kernel. That is the thing that confuses
> me the most. Only the boot volume gets created correctly, but none
> of the others.
>
> I'm currently moving all of the data off of this system so I can
> rebuild, but I'd _really_ like to understand what happened that
> most/all of my volumes were not/could not be activated (although
> there doesn't seem to be anything in the logs about it.
The default log level is set to only record errors (the code determines=
how
severe an error is; it is up to the author to add log entries when erro=
rs
are found and log them at the appropriate debug level). If EVMS didn't=
find the objects that comprise a volume it may not log any errors since=
there was no error if an object didn't show up.
You could try changing the debug level to "debug", which would put more=
debug information into the log. You would have to edit the init script=
and
change the invocation of evms_activate to "evms_activate -d debug".
Steve D.=
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<p><tt>"James Kelty" <jkelty@gmail.com> wrote on 07/19/=
2007 04:36:36 PM:<br>
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> Thanks for the reply. The LiveCD actually has evms_activate built =
<br>
> into the initrd as does our kernel. That is the thing that c=
onfuses<br>
> me the most. Only the boot volume gets created correctly, but none=
<br>
> of the others.<br>
></tt><br>
<tt>> I'm currently moving all of the data off of this system so I c=
an <br>
> rebuild, but I'd _really_ like to understand what happened that <b=
r>
> most/all of my volumes were not/could not be activated (although <=
br>
> there doesn't seem to be anything in the logs about it. <br>
</tt><br>
<tt>The default log level is set to only record errors (the code determ=
ines how severe an error is; it is up to the author to add log entries =
when errors are found and log them at the appropriate debug level). &nb=
sp;If EVMS didn't find the objects that comprise a volume it may not lo=
g any errors since there was no error if an object didn't show up.</tt>=
<br>
<br>
<tt>You could try changing the debug level to "debug", which =
would put more debug information into the log. You would have to =
edit the init script and change the invocation of evms_activate to &quo=
t;evms_activate -d debug".</tt><br>
<br>
<tt>Steve D.</tt></body></html>=
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