Hello gurus
I have an annoying problem with Debian 9.
I installed Debian 9 "stable" with the LVM encrypted disk (root+swap) and with every boot I have to wait a good minute because LVM can not find the swap disk and "falling back to device scanning" - this problem also occurred when Stretch was in testing, but does not seem to have been fixed for the stable release.
I can not find any fix for this on goggle, even though it seems to be an old bug, and the wait time at boot is becoming quite annoying.
Does anyone have any experience with this issue, and have a fix ready?
Best regards, Michael
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Problem with lvmetad
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mc-denmark
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Re: Problem with lvmetad
Hello again,
I haven't found any way to fix the error my self.
This error occurs on all the PC's I have installed Debian on (one PC, and two laptops) so I guess I can't be the only one with this issue?
I have tried to edit the lvm.conf file in the hope that I could reduce the timeout seconds, nut this has not changed anything.
Hope someone can help me.
Best regards Michael
I haven't found any way to fix the error my self.
This error occurs on all the PC's I have installed Debian on (one PC, and two laptops) so I guess I can't be the only one with this issue?
I have tried to edit the lvm.conf file in the hope that I could reduce the timeout seconds, nut this has not changed anything.
Hope someone can help me.
Best regards Michael