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| ===== Renaming a Volume Group ====== | ===== Renaming a Volume Group ====== | ||
| - | In case the volume group standing on the external disk has the same name as your internal one, you won't be able to access both at the same time. In this situation first eject the external device, then rename your internal volume group (here vg00) before reconnecting the external one: | + | In case the volume group standing on the external disk has the same name as your internal one, you won't be able to access both at the same time. In this situation first eject the external device, then rename your internal volume group (here vg00): |
| <Code:bash> | <Code:bash> | ||
| > sudo vgscan | > sudo vgscan | ||
| - | > sudo vgchange -an | + | > sudo vgchange -a n |
| > vgrename vg00 vg01 | > vgrename vg00 vg01 | ||
| + | </Code> | ||
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| + | Then reconnect the external device and issue: | ||
| + | <Code:bash> | ||
| + | > sudo vgscan | ||
| + | > sudo vgchange -a y | ||
| </Code> | </Code> | ||
