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hi there

would you know if kernel/lvm protects PVs (or any other 
parts for that matter) from being encrypted?
Do I need to wipe block devices clean off any LVM traces in 
order to encrypt them?
BTW, LVs cannot be luks encrypted, can they?

many thanks.