I recently deleted a couple of partitions that I didn't need anymore from one of my mythtv disks. I wanted to add the freed space to my lvm volume that I use for my mythtv data. I backed up the data on the disk, then I just made one large lvm partition on the disk. I then recreated my volume group name 'vg' and my logical volume named 'data'. Prior to my tinkering I could just mount /dev/vg/data to /mnt/data. Now when I try to mount it that way I get this:<br>
<br>user@pvr:/mnt$ sudo mount -t xfs /dev/vg/data /mnt/data<br>mount: /dev/mapper/vg-data already mounted or /mnt/data busy<br><br>I have figured out that I can mount the partition by using /dev/mapper/vg-datap1. I am a little out of my comfort zone with lvm. Does anybody know what I may have done to mess up the old way I mounted my logical volume? I am just worried I messed something up and it is going to come back to bite me later and maybe mess up my data.<br>
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