23.08.2015 04:07, Neil Rickert пишет:
On Saturday, August 22, 2015 04:49:51 PM Xen wrote:
I was just wanting to inform that in openSUSE, whenever you run "cryptsetup open /dev/... cryptname" the cryptdevice gets mapped (entry appears in /dev/mapper) but any LVM volumes are not loaded automatically.
That's the way it should be.
Not really. If lvmetad is enabled, volumes should be auto-activated by default (there is lvm.conf setting to only limit auto-activation to list of specific volumes). But it had been flipped on and off due to various problems and I believe the latest state is lvmetad is disabled, which means manual activation is required.
The "cryptsetup" command is for encryption. Maybe I am opening the encrytped container because I want to reformat, and destroy the LVM. The "cryptsetup" command cannot guess that.
If the partition is listed in "/etc/crypttab", then my experience is that the LVM volumes get mapped during boot.
I also did not know how to do it by myself.
vgchange -a y [optionally add name of volume group]
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