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NGraphiX 05-22-2003 04:31 AM
activating LVM at boot time
 
anyone know how to activate LVM partitions at boot time?
mount tries to mount them and then fails because they aren't
activated. I have to type :

lvchange -a y

every time I boot the computer. I'm sure there some option to get
the LVM system to set the partitions to "active" permanently.

any takers?

rch 05-22-2003 04:36 AM
Re: activating LVM at boot time
 
Quote:
Originally posted by NGraphiX
anyone know how to activate LVM partitions at boot time?
mount tries to mount them and then fails because they aren't
activated. I have to type :

lvchange -a y

every time I boot the computer. I'm sure there some option to get
the LVM system to set the partitions to "active" permanently.

any takers?
What about adding the same in rc.local

NGraphiX 05-22-2003 05:37 AM
true, but I was hoping for a built in LVM command..
(and yes I've searched the man pages so don't RTFM me)


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