CentOS

Yes as root. See attached image

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% /

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

I just find that for that two nodes there was an error in /etc/lvm/lvm.conf. The filter was set like this ..
Maybe this that create all that error! i comment the filter but pvs, lvs and vgs still show nothing!!

The default file we ship contains no filer line at all (except commented examples)

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

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

@tunk

Please look at the attachments.

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

Hello,

Any help in the forum? Thanks

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: If nothing comes, try to mount: And your entry in fstab will be read and your /home mounted.