[linux-lvm] pvmove hangs
Alasdair G Kergon
agk at uk.sistina.com
Sun Aug 17 12:42:01 UTC 2003
On Sun, Aug 17, 2003 at 01:46:38PM +0200, Jan Niehusmann wrote:
> I hope this helps - do you have a suggestion on what to try next?
This is the first clue:
activate/dev_manager.c:487 pvmove Mirror status: 2 003:004 009:002 383/384
activate/dev_manager.c:532 pvmove Mirror percent: 99.739586
383/384 means the kernel mirror has only successfully copied 383 out
of 384 512-KB regions from (major, minor) (3,4) to (9,2).
The first pvmove segment has
12 16MB extents = 393216 sectors = 384 512KB regions.
Can you check (e.g. using dd) all the old sectors can be read OK,
and the new ones written to OK? (Though you're not seeing kernel error
messages; but some volume moves work OK, so an off-by-one theory
is unlikely or nothing would work?)
The first entry of 'dmsetup table vgraid-pvmove0' would show
you the sector ranges - 30448+3156 on pv1=/dev/hda4, length above
& 384 on pv0=/dev/md2 ?
[NB Be careful not to overwrite data - if you've done some
other successful pvmoves since, some of those /dev/md2 sectors
might now be allocated onto.]
We haven't implemented bad sector error reporting and handling yet,
so for now, you have to construct pvmoves to avoid any bad sectors.
Alasdair
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