12-03-2012
Unfortunately, we can't reboot this server since it's actively serving end users and that would require a change request. But your post did give me an idea that did work: I deleted /dev/vg_domino8 and /dev/mapper/vg_domino* then ran the pvscan/lvs again and did not receive any errors this time around.
Thanks for putting me on the right track.
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