> Trying to mount /mnt/fedora
> #############
> root [ ~ ]# mount /dev/sda2 /mnt/fedora
> mount: unknown filesystem type 'LVM2_member'
> root [ ~ ]# mount -t ext4 /dev/sda2 /mnt/fedora
> mount: unknown filesystem type 'ext4'
{...}
> lvmdump.log: Finding volume group "vg_alan-fedora"
> lvs: lv_home vg_alan-fedora -wi------ 468.75g
> /dev/sda2(0)
> lvs: lv_root vg_alan-fedora -wi------ 50.00g
> /dev/sda2(15167)
> lvs: lv_swap vg_alan-fedora -wi------ 5.22g
> /dev/sda2(15000)
you've installed lvm. fine.
now you should configure it!
your sda2 is NOT ext{any}, it's a logical volume thus LVM must be
configured to your needs. i don't use fedora thus i can't help with
details.
about your debian disk:
hava a look at my mail dated 10/31. i assume your debian partition
requires attr and/or acl. have a look at the blfs pages about attr and acl.
boot into fedora / debian and examine how the partitions are mounted and
then try to rebuild the procedure in lfs. maybe pmagic or
systemrescuecd can help to find the require mount options.
tobias
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