Re: Is LVM safe?

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> > Yes, it's easy. You just need a kernel with DM-Support and the 

> But this is similar to what
> happens if the partition table gets busted on a normal disk.

So the previous poster's "Yes" actually means "No". And a broken
partition table will zap a disk with an LVM partition too won't it? So
the bottom line is that if I want to move an LVM partition to a
different system I have to hold my breath and pray. 

The idea that a disk partition needs Unix file to be able to read it is
absolutely astonishing.

John

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