mount: unknown filesystem type 'LVM2_member'
Alhamdullillah there's google. A quick search and I found this little gem which basically says to install the lvm2 package and as root do:
#pvs
which would display the partition lvm, for example:
PV VG Fmt Attr PSize PFree
/dev/sdb1 R51 lvm2 a- 10.72G 0
/dev/sdb5 R51 lvm2 a- 26.31G 32.00M
And then use the lvdisplay command to show the volumes like so:
#lvdisplay R51
Which would give more greater details about your lvm:
LV Name /dev/R51/home
VG Name R51
LV UUID VfabJ0-E2hS-HLw4-3Swc-tnkm-SesH-fFxlUB
LV Write Access read/write
LV Status available
And then you should use the LV Name to mount your partition. But... it didn't work for me.. a little bit more googling found this site which tells you to use the command:
# lvscan
Which would display the state of the LV. And all of mine was inactive. To activate them all do:
# vgchange -ay
And then alhamdullillah the partition was mountable. Fuh.. time to do some backup..
2 comments:
Thanks a lot! - I had the same problem.
Thank you!!!! You saved my data!!! Thanks a lot!!!
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