In this exercise, you will need to assess the cause of a broken LVM configuration and resolve it without losing the data in the volume.
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Learning Objectives
Successfully complete this lab by achieving the following learning objectives:
- Resolve LVM configuration.
Check the mounts with
lsbkl:lsblkAttempt to mount the volume:
mount /lvm_mountView the archive metadata:
vgcfgrestore -l <VOLGROUP NAME>Review the changes:
"Created before executing ‘lvresize -L500M /dev/vg_1/lv_1’"
Restore prior to latest change:
vgcfgrestore -f /etc/lvm/archive/vg_1_00002-84057####.vg vg_1Deactivate and reactive the volume:
lvchange -an /dev/<VOLGROUP>/<LOG>lvchange -ay /dev/<VOLGROUP>/<LOG>- Verify LVM volume contents.
The MD5s of each file in the volume are available in the
/home/cloud_user/lvm_md5s.txtfile. Validate that themd5sums haven’t changed for the files in the/lvm_mountdirectory.cat /home/cloud_user/lvm_md5s.txtfor i in $(ls /lvm_mount/); do md5sum /lvm_mount/$i; done
