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Old 12-08-2005
PVRA and VGRA structure
Hi Unix gurus,
I want to know the non bootable LVM disk. I am refining my previous query(Size of LVM header in non-bootable disk).
After reading the several documents on LVM i came to know that Non-bootable disk have two reserved areas-- the physical volume reserved area(PVRA) and the volume group reserved area (VGRA), while bootable disks have additional sectors reserved for the boot data reserved area (BDRA) and LIF.

I want to know the internal structure or PVRA and VGRA or how i can get the length of these structure. After these structure LV extents will start.
Is there any header file in the /usr volume where these structures are defined?


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Old 12-08-2005
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We do not have info on LVM internals. Please stop asking this question. I will close this dup[licate thread.
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