evms_activate(8)
NAME
evms_activate - Activate EVMS volumes
SYNOPSIS
evms_activate [options]
[-d debug_level, --debug-level debug_level]
debug_level=[0-9]
[critical | serious | error | warning
default | details | entry_exit | debug
extra | everything]
[-l log_file_name, --log-file log_file_name]
[-n node_name, --node-name node_name]
[-q] [-v] [-h | -? | --help]
DESCRIPTION
- The evms_activate command discovers all EVMS volumes and
- activates kernel devices for all volumes that are not yet active.
- The command should be run at boot time so the file systems that
- reside on the volumes can be mounted. If EVMS volumes are listed
- in the /etc/fstab, evms_activate should be run before /etc/fstab
- is processed (which is distribution specific). If the root file
- system is on an EVMS volume, evms_activate should be run from the
- init-ramdisk.
OPTIONS
The following options can be used with evms_activate:
- -d, --debug-level debug_level
- Specify the amount of information that should be
- written to the log file. A numerical value between 0 and 9 can be
- specified, where a larger number generates more logging informa
- tion. The following text values are also allowed:
- critical
serious
error
warning
default
details
entry_exit
debug
extra
everything - "Critical" generates the least information and "ev
- erything" generates the most information. The default debug level
- is "default" or "5."
- -l, --log-file log_file_name
- Specify the location of the log file. The default
- value is /var/log/evms-engine.log.
- -n, --node-name node_name
- Specify the node in the cluster on which volumes
- should be activated. The default value is the local node. If EVMS
- is not running in a cluster, this option is ignored.
- -q Do not display any status information.
- -v Display verbose status information about the
- progress of the volume activation.
- -h, -?, --help
- Display a summary of the options available for
- evms_activate.
SEE ALSO
evms(8), evms_gather_info(8), http://evms.sourceforge.net/
AUTHOR
- Kevin Corry
- Linux 2.5 2003-05-30