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After installing the quite massive amounts of updates, I rebooted.
I could not log in, since my /home wasn't mounted because vlm had'nt created the special files needed for volume group devices in /dev.
Manually running
sudo lvm vgmknodescreates them and /home is mountable again.
btw, still on 2.6.19-beyond. (atleast for a while longer)
Whats the problem, and is there a temporary fix for this? (eg. creating them manually from rc.local with the above command)
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Sry this is just a "me to" post ![]()
If you find a solution, please post it, I will do the same.
P.s. I have /usr /var /home /opt on lvm ![]()
Kind regards, enrique
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Hm, no succes so far. Chrooted in and downgraded lvm and coreutil packages, but that did not make any difference.
I was able to log in as root and do a lvm vgmknodes as suggested, but that also did not difference.
Kind regards, enrique
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me is working on a fix atm with a guy from irc
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Ok, cool, any idea if the problem is caused by coreutils or a bug in lvm? mayby lvm should have been statically linked with some lib and it is not?
Kind regards, enrique
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me is working on a fix atm with a guy from irc
Sounds great. Let us now if you guys come up with somehing. ![]()
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Same here after an update this morning, but vgmknodes worked for me.
However the problem does not seem to be limited to LVM, because now I can't mount my TrueCrypt drives (which also use the device mapper):
# truecrypt secret.tc /crypt
Enter password for 'secret.tc':
mount: special device /dev/mapper/truecrypt0 does not exist
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Update your system to get the latest versions of device-mapper, udev, and klibc-udev, released today. They include tpowa's fix.
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That solved the problem. Thanks tomk!
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That sounds nice, I will do it as soon as I get home from work. Thanks for the quick fix!
Kind regards, enrique
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Same here, will do when I get home from work. Thanks, that was fast ![]()
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I had the same problem with my device mapper partitions - and the latest update fixed it. Thanks!
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