I posted before about losing a pv located on an iscsi target after a reboot.
I lack the knowledge to solve it myself, so guys from AboveIT did.
I followed the howto for using iscsi, adding a target, then adding an lvm (called pve-qnap) on the target to place the vm's in.
It appears the lvm was build on /dev/sda 8e Linux LVM
After a reboot fdisk -l showed
/dev/sda1 83 Linux
And pvscan did not show the pv pve-qnap anymore. Somehow a partition sda1 was made afterwards.
The problem was solved by editing the partitiontable. What worries me is how this happend: I only used the interface to make the configuration.
So is this the result of a serious bug in proxmox? Could it have happend after the upgrade from 1.4 to 1.5 ? Or did it happen when I clustered the machine?
More users have reported losing lvm's on iscsi and no adequate solution is in this forum.
I will try to replicate this behavior later, but first I need to put my machines back online.
I lack the knowledge to solve it myself, so guys from AboveIT did.
I followed the howto for using iscsi, adding a target, then adding an lvm (called pve-qnap) on the target to place the vm's in.
It appears the lvm was build on /dev/sda 8e Linux LVM
After a reboot fdisk -l showed
/dev/sda1 83 Linux
And pvscan did not show the pv pve-qnap anymore. Somehow a partition sda1 was made afterwards.
The problem was solved by editing the partitiontable. What worries me is how this happend: I only used the interface to make the configuration.
So is this the result of a serious bug in proxmox? Could it have happend after the upgrade from 1.4 to 1.5 ? Or did it happen when I clustered the machine?
More users have reported losing lvm's on iscsi and no adequate solution is in this forum.
I will try to replicate this behavior later, but first I need to put my machines back online.
