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From: Stephan Austermuehle <au@hcsd.de>
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Subject: [linux-lvm] Cannot deactivate VG when shutting down
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Hi,

I set up a Debian system that is completely installed on LVs including
the root filesystem. When shutting down the system deactivating the
Volume Group fails because the root filesystem is still mounted
(read-only). Is there already a solution available for this problem or
can the VG safely remain activated when shutting down?

Kind regards,

Stephan