1)What do mean storage module in the initrd, is it HBA driver module?
2)I have upgrade to 12.04 LTS this morning, don't see same behavior.
Please see the unbutu_12.04_multipath.txt
3)see multipath configure in attachment
4)As you request, attach test result before and after creation of LVM
And also reboot host.
Vincent Chen
EMC2 | E-Lab Linux team
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From: <email address hidden> [mailto:<email address hidden>] On Behalf Of David Duffey
Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2012 8:47 AM
To: Chen, Vincent
Subject: [Bug 985741] Re: multipath can't show device on which is setup lvm
Hi Vencent,
Here are some things you can try that might help narrow the problem:
* Re-create the init ramdisk, make sure your storage module is in the initrd
(what modules are in the initrd, vs what modules are loaded after boot and everything
is working)
* Can you test this on 12.04 LTS (released April 26th) to see if it has the same behaviour?
* Show the output of multipathd -k"show config"
* Give the output of the following commands before creating the lv, after, and after reboot
* dmsetup ls --tree
* dmsetup table
Then I use same way to create a lv on mpath6-part1 and mpath7-part1
After rebooting host, there are some error logs happen.
Multipath can’t find mpath6 and mapth7. Of course the logical volums on
Mpath6 and mpath7 were lost also.
Here is an temporary recovery way:
4) Service multipath-tools stop
5) Dmsetup remove_all
6) Service multipath-tools start
However, the issue is consistent after I reboot OS.
If I remove lv ( still have LVM package in OS) , multipath work
well.
Hi David
1)What do mean storage module in the initrd, is it HBA driver module?
2)I have upgrade to 12.04 LTS this morning, don't see same behavior. 12.04_multipath .txt
Please see the unbutu_
3)see multipath configure in attachment
4)As you request, attach test result before and after creation of LVM
And also reboot host.
Vincent Chen
EMC2 | E-Lab Linux team
-----Original Message-----
From: <email address hidden> [mailto:<email address hidden>] On Behalf Of David Duffey
Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2012 8:47 AM
To: Chen, Vincent
Subject: [Bug 985741] Re: multipath can't show device on which is setup lvm
Hi Vencent,
Here are some things you can try that might help narrow the problem:
* Re-create the init ramdisk, make sure your storage module is in the initrd
(what modules are in the initrd, vs what modules are loaded after boot and everything
is working)
* Can you test this on 12.04 LTS (released April 26th) to see if it has the same behaviour?
* Show the output of multipathd -k"show config"
* Give the output of the following commands before creating the lv, after, and after reboot
* dmsetup ls --tree
* dmsetup table
I suspect this can be fixed in the initrd.
David
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multipath can't show device on which is setup lvm
Status in “multipath-tools” package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Bug description: SGELLIN119: ~# lsb_release -rd
root@
Description: Ubuntu 11.10
Release: 11.10
affect package: multipath-tools, lvm2
If creating logical volume with Multipath on disk primary partition 1, multipath can’t find the
disks. Syslog show such error when booting system
kernel: [ 27.604034] device-mapper: table: 252:5: multipath: error getting device
kernel: [ 27.604115] device-mapper: ioctl: error adding target to table
I use fdisk to create two partitions on one physical lun.
Mpath6: mapper/ mpath6- part1 mapper/ mpath6- part2
/dev/
/dev/
Mpath7: mapper/ mpath7- part1 mapper/ mpath7- part2
/dev/
/dev/
create a logical volume on mpath6-part2, mpath7-part2
Reboot host, there is no exception and error logs. Multipath could
Find all devices.
root@ SGELLIN119: ~# multipath -ll | grep SYMM 260231653303045 3335) dm-10 EMC,SYMMETRIX 260231653303045 3334) dm-6 EMC,SYMMETRIX 260231653303045 3333) dm-7 EMC,SYMMETRIX 260231653303045 3332) dm-4 EMC,SYMMETRIX 260231653303045 3331) dm-3 EMC,SYMMETRIX
mpath9 (36000097000019
mpath8 (36000097000019
mpath7 (36000097000019
mpath6 (36000097000019
mpath5 (36000097000019
root@ SGELLIN119: ~# lvs -v CJry-OdXI- O9bZ-lXq8- BUYq-obzcvB QEEm-2u6p- lCqN-aqcd- xOpn-dC1YAu l71s-UURm- C32C-wDuS- fEF2-wlJFI0
Finding all logical volumes
LV VG #Seg Attr LSize Maj Min KMaj KMin Origin Snap% Move Copy% Log Convert LV UUID
mlv my_vg 1 -wi-a- 1020.00m -1 -1 252 22 c3cECW-
sym_lv2 sym_vg2 2 -wi-a- 200.00m -1 -1 252 20 1t9SZa-
sym_lv3 sym_vg3 2 -wi-a- 200.00m -1 -1 252 21 w4H00r-
Then I use same way to create a lv on mpath6-part1 and mpath7-part1
After rebooting host, there are some error logs happen.
Multipath can’t find mpath6 and mapth7. Of course the logical volums on
Mpath6 and mpath7 were lost also.
root@ SGELLIN119: ~# multipath -ll| grep SYMM 260231653303045 3335) dm-3 EMC,SYMMETRIX 260231653303045 3334) dm-2 EMC,SYMMETRIX 260231653303045 3331) dm-5 EMC,SYMMETRIX
mpath9 (36000097000019
mpath8 (36000097000019
mpath5 (36000097000019
root@ SGELLIN119: ~# lvs -v CJry-OdXI- O9bZ-lXq8- BUYq-obzcvB
Finding all logical volumes
LV VG #Seg Attr LSize Maj Min KMaj KMin Origin Snap% Move Copy% Log Convert LV UUID
mlv my_vg 1 -wi-a- 1020.00m -1 -1 252 1 c3cECW-
the finding is that if creating lvm on disk primary partition 1. Something were changed and it lead multipath
couldn’t find devices.
root@ SGELLIN119: ~# udevadm info --query=all --name= /dev/mapper/ mpath6 virtual/ block/dm- 8 id/dm-name- mpath6 id/dm-uuid- mpath-360000970 000192602316533 030453332 /devices/ virtual/ block/dm- 8 mpath-360000970 000192602316533 030453332 /dev/mapper/ mpath6 /dev/disk/ by-id/dm- name-mpath6 /dev/disk/ by-id/dm- uuid-mpath- 360000970000192 602316533030453 332
P: /devices/
N: dm-8
L: -100
S: mapper/mpath6
S: disk/by-
S: disk/by-
E: UDEV_LOG=3
E: DEVPATH=
E: MAJOR=252
E: MINOR=8
E: DEVNAME=/dev/dm-8
E: DEVTYPE=disk
E: SUBSYSTEM=block
E: DM_NAME=mpath6
E: DM_UUID=
E: DM_SUSPENDED=0
E: DM_UDEV_RULES=1
E: DEVLINKS=
Value "L" is negative compare to normal one
Here is an temporary recovery way:
4) Service multipath-tools stop
5) Dmsetup remove_all
6) Service multipath-tools start
However, the issue is consistent after I reboot OS.
If I remove lv ( still have LVM package in OS) , multipath work
well.
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