No space left on device when trying to dd to an LVM

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I am currently helping out a friend who is migrating some of his infrastucture from VMWare to KVM an I am having trouble when migrating the machines to LVM.



I am following this guide: https://www.nnbfn.net/2011/03/convert-kvm-qcow2-to-lvm-raw-partition/ and have two issues.



I was not able to create lvm using lvcreate but was able to overcome this using -Zn at the end of the command.
Right now I have a RAW file created from a VMDK and tryig to dd it to the lvm I created earlier and everytime I get it I receive the no space left on device error. I created the lvm with the specific size of the RAW file. I am completely at a loss here, don't even know where to look for problems and which logs to view.






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    Output of lvs, size of source image and destination LV. What command are you using? Please put these important details onto your question.
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  • Why couldn't you create the LV? What error did you get?
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I am currently helping out a friend who is migrating some of his infrastucture from VMWare to KVM an I am having trouble when migrating the machines to LVM.



I am following this guide: https://www.nnbfn.net/2011/03/convert-kvm-qcow2-to-lvm-raw-partition/ and have two issues.



I was not able to create lvm using lvcreate but was able to overcome this using -Zn at the end of the command.
Right now I have a RAW file created from a VMDK and tryig to dd it to the lvm I created earlier and everytime I get it I receive the no space left on device error. I created the lvm with the specific size of the RAW file. I am completely at a loss here, don't even know where to look for problems and which logs to view.






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    Output of lvs, size of source image and destination LV. What command are you using? Please put these important details onto your question.
    – roaima
    Aug 26 at 22:20











  • Why couldn't you create the LV? What error did you get?
    – roaima
    Aug 26 at 22:20












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I am currently helping out a friend who is migrating some of his infrastucture from VMWare to KVM an I am having trouble when migrating the machines to LVM.



I am following this guide: https://www.nnbfn.net/2011/03/convert-kvm-qcow2-to-lvm-raw-partition/ and have two issues.



I was not able to create lvm using lvcreate but was able to overcome this using -Zn at the end of the command.
Right now I have a RAW file created from a VMDK and tryig to dd it to the lvm I created earlier and everytime I get it I receive the no space left on device error. I created the lvm with the specific size of the RAW file. I am completely at a loss here, don't even know where to look for problems and which logs to view.






linux lvm dd







share|improve this question















I am currently helping out a friend who is migrating some of his infrastucture from VMWare to KVM an I am having trouble when migrating the machines to LVM.



I am following this guide: https://www.nnbfn.net/2011/03/convert-kvm-qcow2-to-lvm-raw-partition/ and have two issues.



I was not able to create lvm using lvcreate but was able to overcome this using -Zn at the end of the command.
Right now I have a RAW file created from a VMDK and tryig to dd it to the lvm I created earlier and everytime I get it I receive the no space left on device error. I created the lvm with the specific size of the RAW file. I am completely at a loss here, don't even know where to look for problems and which logs to view.






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    Output of lvs, size of source image and destination LV. What command are you using? Please put these important details onto your question.
    – roaima
    Aug 26 at 22:20











  • Why couldn't you create the LV? What error did you get?
    – roaima
    Aug 26 at 22:20












  • 1




    Output of lvs, size of source image and destination LV. What command are you using? Please put these important details onto your question.
    – roaima
    Aug 26 at 22:20











  • Why couldn't you create the LV? What error did you get?
    – roaima
    Aug 26 at 22:20







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Output of lvs, size of source image and destination LV. What command are you using? Please put these important details onto your question.
– roaima
Aug 26 at 22:20





Output of lvs, size of source image and destination LV. What command are you using? Please put these important details onto your question.
– roaima
Aug 26 at 22:20













Why couldn't you create the LV? What error did you get?
– roaima
Aug 26 at 22:20




Why couldn't you create the LV? What error did you get?
– roaima
Aug 26 at 22:20















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