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From: Lars Grobe <grobe@gmx.net>
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Subject: Re: [linux-lvm] restoring lvm cinfiguration
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Hi! 

My question is concerning the naming conventions of the files. So is vg01
the name of your vg?

I did a vgcfgrestore -l with the different files in /etc/lvmconf, and while
the <vgname>.conf gives me the current config (that is after resize, and I
want to get the config before resizing), I have a file <vgname>.conf.1.old that
seams to hold the data before resizing.

So I would like where lvm will store the data if I resize a lv - is .conf
the new (current after resizing) and .conf.1.old the old (before resizing)
configuration? So if I want to undo resizing, should I restore from .conf.1.old?

Thank You, CU, Lars.

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