After the LVM is created on the SuSE platform, the LVM cannot be started after being restarted

hi , from your screenshot , there is no volume groups found when loading required kernel modules , even can't find the physical volumes . my suggestion was enter the maintenance mode , and then check if the file system was broken or some LVM volumes were deleted .

[Cause Analysis]
After the LVM is created, the mount LVM disk cannot be automatically created during the restart of the SuSE platform. As a result, the disk partition check fails and the operating system cannot be accessed.
[Solution]:
Enter the password of user root, enter the maintenance mode, edit the fstab file (copy and back up the file, and then vi /etc/fstab), delete the file that cannot be found, and restart the operating system.
Although the system is accessed, the problem that the partition cannot be automatically mounted during the restart is solved. After the LVM and partition table are partitioned, you need to edit the following files to solve the problem.
vi /etc/init.d/after.local
The contents are as follows:
#!/bin/sh
Record the previous mount command in the (eg. mount -t xfs -o nodev /dev/xvde1 /temp) file.

Save the settings and exit. After the restart, the verification is successful.