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LVM allows administrators to recover from mistakes by maintaining archives of volume group metadata. To undo a deletion, administrators can use the vgcfgrestore command to restore an earlier archive, deactivate and reactivate the logical volume to commit the changes. In this case, the administrator would restore the deleted logical volume from an archive to recover the lost data.
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