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A Super Block Reading Failure Is Reported When the Host Accesses a VG After the Host Restarts

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[Problem Description]

A customer's host breaks down for unknown reasons. After the host is restarted, the system reports a super block access failure and a read/write error when accessing the VG. In this case, the storage system needs to analyze the cause.


[Symptom Description]

The following figure shows the error information reported by the host.

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[Cause]

Faults on the host side are not described here. Generally, the cause is that the VG is not activated successfully.


[Location Method] and [Solution]

1. No I/O error is found in storage logs, which is irrelevant to storage.

2. Run the vgchange –an vgname command on the host to hibernate the VG.

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3. Run the vgchange –ay vgname command to reactivate the VG.

4. The VG is successfully mounted.

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[Post-Recovery Check]

Check whether upper-layer services are normal.

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