proxmox boot stop
- Thread starter JoeLaser
- Start date
Hi,
i think not so easy - because you have then two volume groups with the same name (pve)...
I would try following: remove the defect hdd (or ssd??). Put them with an new hdd (same size or bigger) on an linux computer and try to copy the content with an rescue-program, like gddrescue/myrescue/... and then try to repair the lvm-group eith the new hdd.
search for lvm and failed drive/repair...
Udo
Hi,
I assume consumer SSD?! Bad luck!
Again, your lvm will not start with an missing/defective device. You can try to copy the whole ssd like i write before (be sure to use the right source!!).
And repair the lvm after that (there are some examples in the web). You can also declare, the device as missing, but then all data on this device is gone!
Udo
Servus Udo,
i have re-install proxmox and the system starts. i create new vm (id:100 same like the disks) and run the command "qm rescan". After that i add the unused device to the vm and i ´m able to start the vm.
in the old installation, i have for the ssd a own VG
SSD = /dev/SDA1 = LVMGroup FD
RAID5 = /dev/SDC1 = LVMGroup SD
System = PVE
(Slow and Fast Discs
)
all vm are running
Thx for the support
best regards
joe
i have re-install proxmox and the system starts. i create new vm (id:100 same like the disks) and run the command "qm rescan". After that i add the unused device to the vm and i ´m able to start the vm.
in the old installation, i have for the ssd a own VG
SSD = /dev/SDA1 = LVMGroup FD
RAID5 = /dev/SDC1 = LVMGroup SD
System = PVE
(Slow and Fast Discs
)all vm are running
Thx for the support
best regards
joe