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On 12/30/2012 08:12 AM, .. ink .. wrote:
> 
> As the above two commands show with "status" argument,the command fail when the given path is full path.

Hm, because full path was never supported in fact as parameter (in API, cmdline should support it)
(it should be the same identifies as you see in dmsetup).

Device-mapper programs usually strip path if it is default /dev/mapper though.
Anyway, I'll check what can be done here (mainly if it worked before).

Thanks,
Milan