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From: Martin Wilmes <martin.wilmes@java-cup.de>
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Subject: [linux-lvm] Orphaned Volume
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Hi,

what does it mean, when a physical volume is listed as orphaned?

      /dev/hda2: lvm2 label detected
        lvmcache: /dev/hda2: now orphaned

What can I do with an orphaned volume?

I didn't find any hints in the docu, I hope I didn't overlook it.

Regards
Martin

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