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From: Dmitry <dmitry@cosmicdroplet.net>
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Hey guys, I have a quick question I haven't been able to find an aswer
to online.

Lets say I have a 3giger and and a 60giger.
I join them using LVM into one logical partition. Lets say the 3 giger
fails, do I have any hope recovering what resides on the 60 giger part
of the logical partition?

Thanks in advance.

-D