Public bug reported:
Ubuntu version: 12.04 Server 64 bit
Kernel version: 3.2.0-35-virtual
Packages used: lvm2, xfsprogs
While removing a logical volume using "lvchange" and "lvremove".
lvchange --available n /dev/<volgroup name>/<vol name>
lvremove /dev/<volgroup name>/<vol name>
The logical volume is left as an empty directory in "/dev/<volgroup
name>/<vol name>". This is not a constant problem but this happens a
lot.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: Confirmed
** Tags: lvm lvm2
** Summary changed:
- Removing a logical volume leaves a directory in "/dev/<volgroup name>"
+ Removing a logical volume leaves a directory in "/dev/<volgroup name>" as the
<vol name>
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Title:
Removing a logical volume leaves a directory in "/dev/<volgroup name>"
as the <vol name>
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