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I might have found something. vgs is scanning every /dev/sd* devices, and /dev/md* devices. My VG are on md devices. I have added in lvm filter, /dev/sd* in reject, but accept for /dev/md* only. Maybe the mdadm cache is responding to vgs commands, and it's not waking up all devices.

I think the problem is in this function : sub lvm_vgs { my ($includepvs) = @_; my $cmd = ['/sbin/vgs', '--separator', ':', '--noheadings', '--units', 'b', '--unbuffered', '--nosuffix', '--options']; my $cols = [qw(vg_name vg_size vg_free lv_count)]; if...

Same. Using global_filter is not a solution, sometimes we need this LVM outside of proxmox, so we can't just hide them from lvm configuration. We must have a way to ask pve to do not vgscan everything

Hi, I'm using proxmox for a while on a personal home server. I'm using multiples disk devices with LVM. Actually, I saw pve is waiking all my disks every 5 seconds for the LVM scan. I'm not using all my lvm volumes groups for proxmox, some are for others needs. I'm still searching how to...