We've investigated the issue and found that the test failed with timeout because 'lvremove' command executed by cinder-volume service hanged, it's process went to D state.
Rebooting VM hard (via sysrq-trigger) didn't helped - after every reboot cinder volume came back and an attempt to remove it exited in lvremove in D state.
We managed to fix it by downgrading the kernel to 'linux-image-3.13.0-71'. After a reboot (to use new kernel) we removed the volume without any issue.
I'm attaching log files of our attempts to remove the volume with both kernels. The command used:
strace -f lvremove -f cinder 2>&1 | tee lvremove.log
We've investigated the issue and found that the test failed with timeout because 'lvremove' command executed by cinder-volume service hanged, it's process went to D state.
Rebooting VM hard (via sysrq-trigger) didn't helped - after every reboot cinder volume came back and an attempt to remove it exited in lvremove in D state.
We managed to fix it by downgrading the kernel to 'linux- image-3. 13.0-71' . After a reboot (to use new kernel) we removed the volume without any issue.
I'm attaching log files of our attempts to remove the volume with both kernels. The command used:
strace -f lvremove -f cinder 2>&1 | tee lvremove.log
Log files renamed to match kernel names used.