On Sat, Jun 21, 2008 at 11:29 AM, Preetish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has anyone moved a LVM buitl on x86 to a x86_64 . It is built using
> LVM2. The root partition is not on the LVM . Its just a seperate
> harddisk on which i created a Logical Volume and then mounted on /data

Just plug your disk into the new machine,  and run pvscan/vgchange for
the new LVM2 partitions to be detected.

Btw, the on-disk structures for logical volume managers, soft raid, filesystems,
etc. are constant across 32/64 bit machines as well as different architectures
like arm/x86/sparc/etc.  Eg. you can take a ext3 disk from x86 and mount it
on an embedded arm device without any issues.

- Raja
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