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Subject: [linux-lvm] unable to import vg in 2.4.1pre7
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hi

I wanted to upgrade from 2.4.0pre13 to 2.4.1pre7, so I vgexported my vg, 
rebooted, installed new tools and tried to vgimport the volume, but this 
just gives me this error:

vgimport -- ERROR: couldn't create VGDA for imported volume group 
"volgroups" in kernel

I've used the 0.9.1beta1 tools from cvs and the patch 2.4.1pre7 patch 
posted here earlier today. Any solution to this?

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