Hello,
I tried to reproduce the problem with a ‘bare’ Debian:
- Virtual machine with libvirt/qemu under Debian/Bookworm as ‘dom0’
- VM installed with netinst Debian/Bookworm (minimal)
- tasksel: SSH & standard system tools
- apt update ; apt -y dist-upgrade
- apt -y install lvm2
- New partition created (/dev/vda2; partition type 0x82 ‘Linux LVM’)
- pvcreate /dev/vda2
- vgvreate vg00 /dev/vda2
- lvcreate -L1G -n test vg00
- mkfs.ext4 /dev/mapper/vg00-test
- Add UUID to /etc/fstab (mount to /mnt/, defaults)
- reboot
- /dev/mapper/vg00-test is mounted to /mnt as normal
This must be a problem with the Raspberry Pi customisations.
Best regards,
Meinhard
I tried to reproduce the problem with a ‘bare’ Debian:
- Virtual machine with libvirt/qemu under Debian/Bookworm as ‘dom0’
- VM installed with netinst Debian/Bookworm (minimal)
- tasksel: SSH & standard system tools
- apt update ; apt -y dist-upgrade
- apt -y install lvm2
- New partition created (/dev/vda2; partition type 0x82 ‘Linux LVM’)
- pvcreate /dev/vda2
- vgvreate vg00 /dev/vda2
- lvcreate -L1G -n test vg00
- mkfs.ext4 /dev/mapper/vg00-test
- Add UUID to /etc/fstab (mount to /mnt/, defaults)
- reboot
- /dev/mapper/vg00-test is mounted to /mnt as normal
This must be a problem with the Raspberry Pi customisations.
Best regards,
Meinhard
Statistics: Posted by meinhards — Sun Aug 31, 2025 8:22 pm