Re: What causes this type of messages

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This was tweaked last in version 2.02.29 and previously in 2.02.11.
(Compare the lvm2 version with those.)

My favorite way to touch the metaata is vgchange -xn followed by vgchange -xy
to put it back (assuming it had that default setting which hardly anyone
changes).

Alasdair
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agk@redhat.com

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