Re: [linux-lvm] FYI: Going back to LVM1 from LVM2

[AJ Lewis <lewis sistina com>]

If device nodes are missing, vgmknodes should help in LVM1.

On Tuesday, Sep 16, 2003, at 04:49 US/Central, Rickard Olsson wrote:

> For various reasons (when I fix it, I'll Tell the Tale) I installed 
> LVM2 today. It didn't solve my immediate problems, so I tried to go 
> back to LVM1. However, the dev/vg_name/lv_name node had disappeared 
> and even though both vgchange -ay, vgscan, lvscan and pvscan all 
> reported seeing the lv fine, mount could not find it.
>
> A reboot did not help. Panic lurked.
>
> However, vgchange -an followed by vgchange -ay helped.
>
>    / Rickard Olsson,IT-Konsult/
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