How to mount existing lvm drive on multi boot sytem

[makalu at ansae.com]

Thanks Laurentiu. Looking at the docs, it sounds like I want to avoid using 
vgexport/import because I still want to use it from my FC3 system, at least 
until I finish getting the Fedora 7 partition all set up (it's a MythTV 
server). If I run vgscan on it instead, will that make any changes to the 
volume that would prevent me from booting back into FC3 and mounting it from 
there? 

Laurentiu Coica writes: 

>> After I do this, how do I configure LVM on Fedora 7 so it finds the existing
>> physical and logical volumes?
> On Fedora 7, run all (or parts) of next command:
>   mkdir /video
>   vgscan
> or:
>   vgimport vg-video
>   vgchange -a y vg-video
> (if this volume goup was exported on fc3) 
> 
> fsck /dev/vg-video/lvol1
> echo "/dev/vg-video/lv01 /video ext3 defaults 1 2" >> /etc/fstab
> mount /video
> For more information: man vgscan, vgexport/vgimport, vgchange,
> vgcfgbackup/vgcfgrestore and vgconvert (if VG from fc3 have LVM1
> metadata format) 
> 
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