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fellow users
probably not exactly for lvm list but I hope somebody could 
share an advice or two.
I've looped back my LV and I thinking of best way to mount 
that iscsi device. I though UUID would be natural choice but 
it's exposed twice in this case and I'm not sure how kernel 
would act.
If you have your LVs as iscsi loopbacks how do you mount them?
I thought lvm via iscsi was a good idea, is it?

many thanks