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Subject: [linux-lvm] VG get removed when I reboot my computer
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Hi friends,
I am new with lvm, and it seems very, very good to me everything that you=
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can do with that, but.....I've got a problem. After creating Volume groups,=
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PV and LV, formatted LV and mounted them, i've restarted my computer and I=
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realized that VG is not created, neither PV or LV, and that makes me a very=
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sad man.

May I execute any command before rebooting my system? Should I unmount LV?

I've created VG using PV that are loopback devices. But I know that that's=
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OK becouse I can do lvdisplay and get what I expect. Maybe I have to do=20
something special when I work with loopback devices and reboot my system.

Thank you for your support.
Regards,
Miguel.

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Hi friends,<br>
&nbsp;I am new with lvm, and it seems very, very good to me everything
that you can do with that, but.....I've got a problem. After creating
Volume groups, PV and LV, formatted LV and mounted them, i've restarted
my computer and I realized that VG is not created, neither PV or LV,
and that makes me a very sad man.<br>
<br>
&nbsp;May I execute any command before rebooting my system? Should I unmoun=
t LV?<br>
<br>
I've created VG using PV that are loopback devices. But I know that that's =
OK becouse I can do <span style=3D"font-style: italic;">lvdisplay</span> an=
d get what I expect. Maybe I have to do something special when I work with =
loopback devices and reboot my system.
<br>
<br>
Thank you for your support.<br>
Regards,<br>
&nbsp; Miguel.<br>

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