My google-foo is in another dimension. I am creating a new bare-metal
server with Ubuntu 22.04 and LVM. The initial build uses the installer
defaults which results in a base system with 100GB / directory. This is
"fine" and it runs.
Used lvcreate for two new LVM logical items: home and var. Doing this
one step at a time. Renamed (mv) /home to /orighome. Want to modify
/etc/fstab to point to /dev/mapper/ubuntu-vg/home.
If I run lvdisplay, there is an LV-UUID reported but attempting to use
that value in a mount command or in /etc/fstab results in "nocando"
error. How to obtain a blkid for an LVM member??
This is what happens when one uses such commands ever other three years.
Howard
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