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From: karl shaul <shaulk@013.net>
Subject: Manualy creating device files in /dev for lvm.
Date: Sat, 25 Feb 2006 22:34:02 +0200
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  Can I manualy  create device files (in /dev) for lvm? If so, where can I learn which
files are needed?
  I want to have a simple lvm configuration for a desktop: just one hard disk with a 
few LVs. I believe I can apriori determine the names involved, uuid, etc. Can I mknod
the device files so that no such files will be created dynamically?
  Should I try on linux-lvm@reddhat.com?