Get Logical Volumes Group name in legacy grub

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I am currently in GNU GRUB v0.97 Restore mode and I have CentOS 6.5 installed with /boot partition separated and rest of filesystem is in Volume Group. But, I don't remember volume group name, is there a way to read it from somewhere? I have mounted /boot partition successfully and I am stuck at loading kernel, because I don't remember name of LVG so I can't mount filesystem.

Van Assassin

Posted 2015-04-14T07:28:32.177

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$ sudo -s ;

vgs; lvs; pvs

exit

user@centos ~:$ From the above sequence you can get the full lowdown on the entire group and all its members..

linuxdev2013

Posted 2015-04-14T07:28:32.177

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Sir, this wont work because i am in gnu brub RESTORE mode. I didnt boot os yet, because filesystem root is on logical volume i dont remember name. so my command prompt looks like: grub> – Van Assassin – 2015-04-16T06:09:27.393

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