en	This is usually caused by cloning the device image resulting in duplication of the UUID value which should be unique. In that case you can either disconnect one of the devices or reformat it.

en	For some reason we were unable to locate a disklabel on a disk that the kernel is reporting partitions on. It is unclear what the exact problem is. Please file a bug at http://bugzilla.redhat.com

en	Either restore the disklabel to a completely working state or remove it completely. Hint: parted can restore it or wipefs can remove it.

en	Rename one of the volume groups so the names are distinct. Hint 1: vgrename accepts UUID in place of the old name. Hint 2: You can get the VG UUIDs by running 'pvs -o +vg_uuid'.

en	partition is too small for %(format)s formatting (allowable size is %(min_size)s to %(max_size)s)

en	partition is too large for %(format)s formatting (allowable size is %(min_size)s to %(max_size)s)

en	Executing %(action)s

en	configure format

en	configure device

en	RAID level %(raid_level)s requires that device have at least %(min_members)d member.

en	RAID level %(raid_level)s is an invalid value. Must be one of (%(levels)s).

en	DM Integrity

en	Unsupported %(name)s

en	multipath member device