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From: Kai Weber <lists@glorybox.de>
Subject: Re: [linux-lvm] Get rid of files of a non existing volume group
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+ Patrick Caulfield <caulfield@sistina.com>:

> > Can I 'rm -rf /dev/datavg' the files? Or should I do a vgextend?
> 
> You can safely delete the directory. When you re-created the VG and
> LVs then nodes will be re-created.

It worked. I ever thought the dev-files for LVM are created dynamicly.
So I feared removing the files would not be succesfull. And I am not a
friend of experiments... *g*

Thank you
Kai