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From: Nils Juergens <nils@muon.de>
Subject: Re: [linux-lvm] Problems with ext3 on LVM
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On Fri, 09.01.04, Cody Bailey <codyb81@yahoo.com> wrote:

> What gives? Shouldn't all drives show up with partition types of LinuxLVM if they are in a LVM setup? Why did they change?
>  
> (Sorry this is kinda confusing, i'm not in my best writing state...18 hours awake and still got lots of oragnizing to do)

If your partition tables are gone, it may be possible (esp. when sleepy)
that you mistakenly used pvcreate on the device (e.g. /dev/hde) instead of
on the partition (/dev/hde1). Happend to me, once :)

Nils

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