How To Find Volume Group Name In Linux?
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To find volume group name in Linux, use the “vgdisplay” command. This will show all available volume groups and the associated devices. For example, to find a volume group named “volume_group_name”, run the following command:
“vgdisplay volume_group_name”
This will display information about the volume group including its name and associated physical volumes.
You can use the vgdisplay command to find the volume group name in Linux. To list the available volume groups, run the command:
# vgdisplay
This will list all the available volume groups as well as their associated physical and logical volumes.