* New installation on the server, on the first disk. No problem. Reboot. Connecting to WebGUI - OK.
* Also, i am connect via ssh, from the remaining disks I create Soft RAID 6( don't ask why, it just happened))) ). The result is a raid disk of more than 4 Tb (/dev/md0).
* Next. I make :
pvcreate /dev/md0
vgcreate -s 2tb VG1 /dev/md0
OK. No problem
* Further. I connect to WebGUI, and add a new VM. In VM created a 32GB disk on LVM storage(VG1) . OK
* But, now I'm in an ssh session, running lvdisplay, and I see that the new disk (which should refer to the lvm volume with the VM name) is not 32GB in size(as indicated when creating it), but is equal in size to the entire VG1 (2TB) ! At the same time, in the VM settings, the size is 32 GB
U-U !
* So. I'm Creatе a second disk for VM - 64Gb on same volume group (VG1)
Lvdisplay.....
U-o!
The new disk (it is also there on VG1), not 64 GB at all, and also has a size equal to the entire VG1 .
So. Two virtual disks 32Gb&64Gb, has size on VG1 eq size all VG1 !
* Also, i am connect via ssh, from the remaining disks I create Soft RAID 6( don't ask why, it just happened))) ). The result is a raid disk of more than 4 Tb (/dev/md0).
* Next. I make :
pvcreate /dev/md0
vgcreate -s 2tb VG1 /dev/md0
OK. No problem
* Further. I connect to WebGUI, and add a new VM. In VM created a 32GB disk on LVM storage(VG1) . OK
* But, now I'm in an ssh session, running lvdisplay, and I see that the new disk (which should refer to the lvm volume with the VM name) is not 32GB in size(as indicated when creating it), but is equal in size to the entire VG1 (2TB) ! At the same time, in the VM settings, the size is 32 GB
U-U !
* So. I'm Creatе a second disk for VM - 64Gb on same volume group (VG1)
Lvdisplay.....
U-o!
The new disk (it is also there on VG1), not 64 GB at all, and also has a size equal to the entire VG1 .
So. Two virtual disks 32Gb&64Gb, has size on VG1 eq size all VG1 !
