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From: YouMizuki <appendix@hatsune.cc>
Subject: Re: [linux-lvm] trouble of reduce pv
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Thanks for your answer.

> You need to restore the metadata formerly stored on md10 to a valid device
> using the LVM vgcfgrestore(8) command.
> Then you can run vgscan and "vgchange -ay".

 "/etc/lvmtab.d/" was losted with "/dev/md10".

Isn't there any method of reviving VG without /etc/lvmtab.d/ ?
For example, isn't there any method of creating metadata personally?

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