lvcreate - Volume group has insufficient free space












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I get this when I try to create a logical volume:



Volume group "MorArchy" has insufficient free space (511 extents): 19456 required.


I'm using this command:



lvcreate -L 76G -n cryptroot MorArchy


I'm trying to install Arch Linux with LVM and LUKS. Here's the output of vgdisplay (sorry can't really copy and paste):



vgdisplay



Am I doing something wrong here?



EDIT: The volume group is using /dev/sda3, which is 78 GB. I made sure that it was indeed using /dev/sda3.



EDIT: The output of pvdisplay (and fdisk -l):



pvdisplay










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    You are trying to create a 76G logical volume in a volume group that is about 2G in size. That isn't going to fit. Look at 'VG Size' and also 'Free PE / Size'. You need to make the Volume Group a lot bigger.
    – clockworknet
    Dec 19 '18 at 12:47










  • Your volume group only has <2.00GiB available to it. You need to increase the space available in your volume group by adding more physical volumes.
    – Timothy Pulliam
    Dec 19 '18 at 12:47










  • What does pvdisplay output?
    – Torin Carey
    Dec 19 '18 at 12:48










  • @TorinCarey I now edited the question to have pvdisplay's output
    – Avery Alejandro
    Dec 19 '18 at 12:53










  • Does running pvresize /dev/sda3 change the PV Size attribute in pvdisplay?
    – Torin Carey
    Dec 19 '18 at 12:56
















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I get this when I try to create a logical volume:



Volume group "MorArchy" has insufficient free space (511 extents): 19456 required.


I'm using this command:



lvcreate -L 76G -n cryptroot MorArchy


I'm trying to install Arch Linux with LVM and LUKS. Here's the output of vgdisplay (sorry can't really copy and paste):



vgdisplay



Am I doing something wrong here?



EDIT: The volume group is using /dev/sda3, which is 78 GB. I made sure that it was indeed using /dev/sda3.



EDIT: The output of pvdisplay (and fdisk -l):



pvdisplay










share|improve this question




















  • 1




    You are trying to create a 76G logical volume in a volume group that is about 2G in size. That isn't going to fit. Look at 'VG Size' and also 'Free PE / Size'. You need to make the Volume Group a lot bigger.
    – clockworknet
    Dec 19 '18 at 12:47










  • Your volume group only has <2.00GiB available to it. You need to increase the space available in your volume group by adding more physical volumes.
    – Timothy Pulliam
    Dec 19 '18 at 12:47










  • What does pvdisplay output?
    – Torin Carey
    Dec 19 '18 at 12:48










  • @TorinCarey I now edited the question to have pvdisplay's output
    – Avery Alejandro
    Dec 19 '18 at 12:53










  • Does running pvresize /dev/sda3 change the PV Size attribute in pvdisplay?
    – Torin Carey
    Dec 19 '18 at 12:56














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I get this when I try to create a logical volume:



Volume group "MorArchy" has insufficient free space (511 extents): 19456 required.


I'm using this command:



lvcreate -L 76G -n cryptroot MorArchy


I'm trying to install Arch Linux with LVM and LUKS. Here's the output of vgdisplay (sorry can't really copy and paste):



vgdisplay



Am I doing something wrong here?



EDIT: The volume group is using /dev/sda3, which is 78 GB. I made sure that it was indeed using /dev/sda3.



EDIT: The output of pvdisplay (and fdisk -l):



pvdisplay










share|improve this question















I get this when I try to create a logical volume:



Volume group "MorArchy" has insufficient free space (511 extents): 19456 required.


I'm using this command:



lvcreate -L 76G -n cryptroot MorArchy


I'm trying to install Arch Linux with LVM and LUKS. Here's the output of vgdisplay (sorry can't really copy and paste):



vgdisplay



Am I doing something wrong here?



EDIT: The volume group is using /dev/sda3, which is 78 GB. I made sure that it was indeed using /dev/sda3.



EDIT: The output of pvdisplay (and fdisk -l):



pvdisplay







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    You are trying to create a 76G logical volume in a volume group that is about 2G in size. That isn't going to fit. Look at 'VG Size' and also 'Free PE / Size'. You need to make the Volume Group a lot bigger.
    – clockworknet
    Dec 19 '18 at 12:47










  • Your volume group only has <2.00GiB available to it. You need to increase the space available in your volume group by adding more physical volumes.
    – Timothy Pulliam
    Dec 19 '18 at 12:47










  • What does pvdisplay output?
    – Torin Carey
    Dec 19 '18 at 12:48










  • @TorinCarey I now edited the question to have pvdisplay's output
    – Avery Alejandro
    Dec 19 '18 at 12:53










  • Does running pvresize /dev/sda3 change the PV Size attribute in pvdisplay?
    – Torin Carey
    Dec 19 '18 at 12:56














  • 1




    You are trying to create a 76G logical volume in a volume group that is about 2G in size. That isn't going to fit. Look at 'VG Size' and also 'Free PE / Size'. You need to make the Volume Group a lot bigger.
    – clockworknet
    Dec 19 '18 at 12:47










  • Your volume group only has <2.00GiB available to it. You need to increase the space available in your volume group by adding more physical volumes.
    – Timothy Pulliam
    Dec 19 '18 at 12:47










  • What does pvdisplay output?
    – Torin Carey
    Dec 19 '18 at 12:48










  • @TorinCarey I now edited the question to have pvdisplay's output
    – Avery Alejandro
    Dec 19 '18 at 12:53










  • Does running pvresize /dev/sda3 change the PV Size attribute in pvdisplay?
    – Torin Carey
    Dec 19 '18 at 12:56








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You are trying to create a 76G logical volume in a volume group that is about 2G in size. That isn't going to fit. Look at 'VG Size' and also 'Free PE / Size'. You need to make the Volume Group a lot bigger.
– clockworknet
Dec 19 '18 at 12:47




You are trying to create a 76G logical volume in a volume group that is about 2G in size. That isn't going to fit. Look at 'VG Size' and also 'Free PE / Size'. You need to make the Volume Group a lot bigger.
– clockworknet
Dec 19 '18 at 12:47












Your volume group only has <2.00GiB available to it. You need to increase the space available in your volume group by adding more physical volumes.
– Timothy Pulliam
Dec 19 '18 at 12:47




Your volume group only has <2.00GiB available to it. You need to increase the space available in your volume group by adding more physical volumes.
– Timothy Pulliam
Dec 19 '18 at 12:47












What does pvdisplay output?
– Torin Carey
Dec 19 '18 at 12:48




What does pvdisplay output?
– Torin Carey
Dec 19 '18 at 12:48












@TorinCarey I now edited the question to have pvdisplay's output
– Avery Alejandro
Dec 19 '18 at 12:53




@TorinCarey I now edited the question to have pvdisplay's output
– Avery Alejandro
Dec 19 '18 at 12:53












Does running pvresize /dev/sda3 change the PV Size attribute in pvdisplay?
– Torin Carey
Dec 19 '18 at 12:56




Does running pvresize /dev/sda3 change the PV Size attribute in pvdisplay?
– Torin Carey
Dec 19 '18 at 12:56










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Your volume group only has 511 physical extents in total (each being 4MIBs totals just under 2GIBs.) You don't have enough free space in the volume group for the logical volume you're trying to create of 76GIBs (19456 physical extents).



You may have created the volume group on top of the wrong partition(s) if you're expecting at least 76GIBs to be available.






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    Your volume group only has 511 physical extents in total (each being 4MIBs totals just under 2GIBs.) You don't have enough free space in the volume group for the logical volume you're trying to create of 76GIBs (19456 physical extents).



    You may have created the volume group on top of the wrong partition(s) if you're expecting at least 76GIBs to be available.






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      Your volume group only has 511 physical extents in total (each being 4MIBs totals just under 2GIBs.) You don't have enough free space in the volume group for the logical volume you're trying to create of 76GIBs (19456 physical extents).



      You may have created the volume group on top of the wrong partition(s) if you're expecting at least 76GIBs to be available.






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        Your volume group only has 511 physical extents in total (each being 4MIBs totals just under 2GIBs.) You don't have enough free space in the volume group for the logical volume you're trying to create of 76GIBs (19456 physical extents).



        You may have created the volume group on top of the wrong partition(s) if you're expecting at least 76GIBs to be available.






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        Your volume group only has 511 physical extents in total (each being 4MIBs totals just under 2GIBs.) You don't have enough free space in the volume group for the logical volume you're trying to create of 76GIBs (19456 physical extents).



        You may have created the volume group on top of the wrong partition(s) if you're expecting at least 76GIBs to be available.







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