After running command cdsw init, the following screen is printed out. Docker cannot be started. Is there any way to check up the problem? What cause docker cannot be started up?
Creating docker thinpool if it does not exist
--- Logical volume ---
LV Name thinpool
VG Name docker
LV UUID pJd0MH-JXC7-tNmY-1vR6-nwDd-nF3c-l1j8Fs
LV Write Access read/write
LV Creation host, time localhost.localdomain, 2017-06-08 01:38:17 -0700
LV Pool metadata thinpool_tmeta
LV Pool data thinpool_tdata
LV Status available
# open 0
LV Size 95.00 GiB
Allocated pool data 0.00%
Allocated metadata 0.01%
Current LE 24319
Segments 1
Allocation inherit
Read ahead sectors auto
- currently set to 8192
Block device 253:2
Docker thinpool already configured.
Initialize application storage at /var/lib/cdsw
Disabling node with IP [192.168.37.129]...
Node [192.168.37.129] removed from nfs export list successfully.
Stopping rpc-statd...
Stopping nfs-idmapd...
Stopping rpcbind...
Stopping nfs-server...
Removing entry from /etc/fstab...
Unmounting [/dev/sdc]...
Skipping format since volumes are already set correctly.
Adding entry to /etc/fstab...
Mounting [/var/lib/cdsw]...
Starting rpc-statd...
Enabling rpc-statd...
Starting nfs-idmapd...
Enabling nfs-idmapd...
Starting rpcbind...
Enabling rpcbind...
Starting nfs-server...
Enabling nfs-server...
Enabling node with IP [192.168.37.129]...
Node [192.168.37.129] added to nfs export list successfully.
Starting rpc-statd...
Enabling rpc-statd...
Starting nfs-idmapd...
Enabling nfs-idmapd...
Starting rpcbind...
Enabling rpcbind...
Starting nfs-server...
Enabling nfs-server...
Starting docker...
