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From: Christoph Resch <mailing-oit@tttech.com>
Subject: Re: [linux-lvm] Dual Boot with LVM
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Date: Wed Dec 17 05:36:01 2003
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Hi Jord,

i can see the same behavior on my LVM-Installation, though i dont dual-boot. i 
get this strange situation after preparing for disaster-recovery with 
mondo-rescue .. since then my first PV is always inactive, but i can boot 
from it and work normally ... 

did you found something ? .. maybe a lvm-version problem -- on debian i use 
lvm-common	1.5.9.3
lvm10 		1.0.7-8

thanks for reply

-c-