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vgremove — Remove volume group(s) in LVM. More information: <https://manned.org/vgremove>.
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vgremove command: Remove volume group(s) in LVM. More information: <https://manned.org/vgremove>.Solution
vgremove — Remove volume group(s) in LVM. More information: <https://manned.org/vgremove>.Remove a volume group with confirmation:
sudo vgremove {{volume_group}}Forcefully remove a volume group without confirmation:
sudo vgremove {{[-f|--force]}} {{volume_group}}Set the debug level for detailed logging to level 2, (repeat
--debug up to 6 times to increase the level):sudo vgremove {{[-d|--debug]}} {{[-d|--debug]}} {{volume_group}}Use a specific config setting to override defaults:
sudo vgremove --config '{{global/locking_type=1}}' {{volume_group}}Display help:
vgremove {{[-h|--help]}}Code Snippets
Remove a volume group with confirmation
sudo vgremove {{volume_group}}Forcefully remove a volume group without confirmation
sudo vgremove {{[-f|--force]}} {{volume_group}}Set the debug level for detailed logging to level 2, (repeat `--debug` up to 6 times to increase the level)
sudo vgremove {{[-d|--debug]}} {{[-d|--debug]}} {{volume_group}}Use a specific config setting to override defaults
sudo vgremove --config '{{global/locking_type=1}}' {{volume_group}}Display help
vgremove {{[-h|--help]}}Context
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