Centos7 can't boot due lvm inactive volumes

[Rafal Kowalski]

I have a VM with Centos 7. It working fine until restarted it. After reboot, I saw dracut problem with disk avaiability.

 

I tried to run lvs - okay, lv are present. I've noticed that lvscan shows me that booth volumes are in inactive state

 

changed that tat to active by command

lvm vgchange -ay

exit, and exited from dracut and Centos boot as usual.

 

What I've tested:

 

- replace /boot form other (identical) machine)

- set to 0 use_lvmetad in lvm.conf

- set in dracut to add lvm driver

- after boot - dracut f and dracut --regenerate-all --force

 

Nothing help. Every time situation is the same.

How to repair a problem with unavailability of lv volumes during boot? 

 

in /etc/fstab nothing special - is the same as other VM's that works fine (of course, uuids  are different)

Tried to copy and change some data form working machines but every time a problem is with lvm.

 

 

[Tobias Kreidl]

See if this may help. Your LVM metadata might have gotten corrupted. https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX116017