Centos 7 VM enter in emergency mode while reboot

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Re: Centos 7 VM enter in emergency mode while reboot

Post by ludomania007 » 2019/05/09 15:26:10

Yes as root. See attached image
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Re: Centos 7 VM enter in emergency mode while reboot

Post by TrevorH » 2019/05/09 17:08:30

That makes no sense as I can see from your df output that you are using LVM.

/dev/mapper/cl-root 41G 5.7G 36G 14% /
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Re: Centos 7 VM enter in emergency mode while reboot

Post by ludomania007 » 2019/05/09 20:06:59

Hello @TrevorH

U're probably right. i use a same template to build my nodes and when i look in another node that do not crash that is what i see.
I d'ont really know what happen and how to fix it
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Re: Centos 7 VM enter in emergency mode while reboot

Post by ludomania007 » 2019/05/10 14:45:27

I just find that for that two nodes there was an error in /etc/lvm/lvm.conf. The filter was set like this ..

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filter = [ "r/.*/" ]
Maybe this that create all that error! i comment the filter but pvs, lvs and vgs still show nothing!!

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Re: Centos 7 VM enter in emergency mode while reboot

Post by TrevorH » 2019/05/10 14:49:17

The default file we ship contains no filer line at all (except commented examples)
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Re: Centos 7 VM enter in emergency mode while reboot

Post by ludomania007 » 2019/05/13 22:59:50

Hello, any help how to correct these issues? @TrevorH

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Re: Centos 7 VM enter in emergency mode while reboot

Post by tunk » 2019/05/14 14:36:17

I don't know what your problem is, but it may help if you
from "another node" post the output from this (running as root):
fdisk -l
pvs
vgs
lvs

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Re: Centos 7 VM enter in emergency mode while reboot

Post by ludomania007 » 2019/05/14 21:11:23

@tunk

Please look at the attachments.

Can i try to mount to mount /home to /dev/mapper/cl-home with this command

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mount /dev/mapper/cl-home /home 
will i recover all files that was on /home directory?

The other issues is to retrieve all the physycal, logical volumes and volumes group? or how can i rebuild them with some commands?

Thanks.
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Re: Centos 7 VM enter in emergency mode while reboot

Post by ludomania007 » 2019/05/24 08:24:39

Hello,

Any help in the forum? Thanks

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Re: Centos 7 VM enter in emergency mode while reboot

Post by hunter86_bg » 2019/05/26 07:56:23

It seems you need some clarification about LVM.

Each PV contqins the VG metadata (can be seen with strings /dev/mypv) and once 'pvs'/'vgs'/'lvs' is run - all disks are scanned and data is cached.
In order to restore your VG (I haven't checked all the previous comments and/or attachments) you just need all your PVs to be available.

Before you try to mount your home run:

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findmnt /home
If nothing comes, try to mount:

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mount /home
And your entry in fstab will be read and your /home mounted.

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