Hi...
I am trying to install Proxmox VE on a shared storage HP 2012MSA where I created one virtual disk and several volumes on it, three of them are 10GB (for Proxmox install) and one is big (is a main storage for VMs).
Proxmox successfully installs on the first small volume, but it fails to install on the second and the third volume. It says: "unable to create volume group at /usr/bin/proxinstall line 519".
From some previous posts I learnt that it happens when Proxmox detects the volumegroup named pve that was created by the previous installation. Yes, there is one, on the first volume! But I need two more on two different volumes.
Should I somehow hide the previous installation or what?
As I understand, Proxmox (and other OS's) recognize these volumes on the shared storage as different physical disks. So, what's the problem to install two more times on different disks?
I am trying to install Proxmox VE on a shared storage HP 2012MSA where I created one virtual disk and several volumes on it, three of them are 10GB (for Proxmox install) and one is big (is a main storage for VMs).
Proxmox successfully installs on the first small volume, but it fails to install on the second and the third volume. It says: "unable to create volume group at /usr/bin/proxinstall line 519".
From some previous posts I learnt that it happens when Proxmox detects the volumegroup named pve that was created by the previous installation. Yes, there is one, on the first volume! But I need two more on two different volumes.
Should I somehow hide the previous installation or what?
As I understand, Proxmox (and other OS's) recognize these volumes on the shared storage as different physical disks. So, what's the problem to install two more times on different disks?
