Hi all,
first I thought, that it was my mistake.
But now I assume, that there is an issue with the LVM-implementation in proxmox, depending on the size of the partition or PV:
I had problems creating CTs/VMs on the LVM, that I tried to set up with proxmox. Since I don't know proxmox that good, I thought, that I made mistakes, I created the PVs, VGs and LVs on my notebook (arch linux).
When I plug the HDD back into the proxmox server, the PVs and VGs were shown undencripted as well as after opening a LUKS volume.
But when I try to create an CT/VM or even manually try to create a LV on the proxmox server, I receive an error message, that implies, that there might be an issue with the size of the HDD/partition and the LVM implementation in proxmox.
Can maybe someone have a look at it?
Thank you,
Peer
-> The whole logging is attached to this posting.
first I thought, that it was my mistake.
But now I assume, that there is an issue with the LVM-implementation in proxmox, depending on the size of the partition or PV:
I had problems creating CTs/VMs on the LVM, that I tried to set up with proxmox. Since I don't know proxmox that good, I thought, that I made mistakes, I created the PVs, VGs and LVs on my notebook (arch linux).
When I plug the HDD back into the proxmox server, the PVs and VGs were shown undencripted as well as after opening a LUKS volume.
But when I try to create an CT/VM or even manually try to create a LV on the proxmox server, I receive an error message, that implies, that there might be an issue with the size of the HDD/partition and the LVM implementation in proxmox.
Can maybe someone have a look at it?
Thank you,
Peer
Code:
~# lvcreate -vvvv -n docker_home -L 30GB pm01_open
Code:
..
58.035778 device/dev-io.c:120 /dev/sda1: size is 2014 sectors
58.035781 device/dev-io.c:466 Closed /dev/sda1
58.035782 filters/filter-usable.c:39 /dev/sda1: Skipping: Too small to hold a PV
..
-> The whole logging is attached to this posting.