OSMount: fix internal VG name referencing conflict. #322
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The Coriolis OSMount code would internally keep a mapping between names of VGs it should activate and their PVs, which could potentially lead to VGs with multiple PVs to be referneced both by their original name, as well as a new one Coriolis generates to avoid naming conflicts in /dev/$VG_NAME/$LVM_NAME. Signed-off-by: Nashwan Azhari <[email protected]>
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The Coriolis OSMount code would internally keep a mapping between names of VGs it should activate and their PVs, which could potentially lead to VGs with multiple PVs to be referneced both by their original name, as well as a new one Coriolis generates to avoid naming conflicts in /dev/$VG_NAME/$LVM_NAME.