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I used the following as suggested by Heinz:

pvcreate -ff /dev/sda7

It worked, I was able to recover most of my LVs, but three. However, of
these two were not important at all and I have a backup for the other
one.

BTW, I find out why I ran into an error about a missing definition. As
Heinz suggested I was actually executing a older copy of the utilities
which were copied somewhere else in case of emergency and were before
the newest ones in the path.


Thanks to all for your help,

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Daniel Savard

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