We have in the past run into problem where our Cisco LMS 4.2 would not boot after a crash or power outage. This problem is due to filesystem errors and inconsistencies due to an ungraceful shutdown. We run ours in a VM guest. Here is how to fix this problem:
- Power off the Cisco LMS VM guest
- Add the disk from the LMS VM to a Linux (either Ubuntu or Debian) VM
- Login to the Linux VM and run the following to add LVM support
- modprobe dm-mod
- vgchange -ay
- lvscan
- lvscan | grep ACTIVE |awk -F”‘” ‘{print “fsck -t ext3 -y “$2}’ | sh
This will fsck every volume and clean any errors. After it is finished:
- Remove the LMS VM disk from the Linux VM
- Power on the Cisco LMS VM
That should be it.