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Need to run Logical Volume Manager on my CentOS 6 vm (Created by VMWare) using VNC Viewer but when I double click on it, nothing happens.

What I did is to go to System > Administrator > Logical Volume Manager

Am I missing something ? Is there any other way to run LVM on a CentOS machine?

KarenV
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  • Simply open a terminal or ssh in and use the command line tools... – HBruijn Jun 01 '16 at 06:02
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As HBrujin said it should be run using a terminal. I used the following command to open LVM on my CentOS machine:

system-config-lvm
KarenV
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