Mount LVM2_member format partitions on UbuntuLinux

I have a hard disk that has been removed from my laptop in the past 03 years. It has been useless for a long time. Now I need to check whether there is any important information on the hard disk. After being installed on a Windows operating system, the system prompts you to format the hard disk. As a result, I still cannot automatically mount the hard disk to the UbuntuLinux operating system, but I can view the hard disk partition size and name through the $ cat/proc/partitions command. Doctor @ 912 server :~ $ Sudomkdir/media/s

I have a hard disk that has been removed from my laptop in the past 03 years. It has been useless for a long time. Now I need to check whether there is any important information on the hard disk. After being installed on a Windows operating system, the system prompts you to format the hard disk. Therefore, I still cannot automatically mount the hard disk to Ubuntu Linux, But I can view the hard disk partition size and name through the $ cat/proc/partitions command.

Doctor @ 912 server :~ $ Sudo mkdir/media/sdc2

Doctor @ 912 server :~ $ Sudo mount/dev/sdc2/media/sdc2

Mount: unknown filesystem type 'lvm2 _ member '// The system reports an error. partitions cannot be mounted.

According to the system error message, I performed the following operations:

Doctor @ 912 server :~ $ Sudo apt-get install lvm2

Doctor @ 912 server :~ $ Sudo vgscan

Reading all physical volumes. This may take a while...

Found volume group "VolGroup00" using metadata type lvm2

Doctor @ 912 server :~ $ Sudo vgchange-ay VolGroup00

1 logical volume (s) in volume group "VolGroup00" now active

Doctor @ 912 server :~ $ Sudo lvs

Lv vg Attr LSize Origin Snap % Move Log Copy % Convert

LogVol00 VolGroup00-wi-a-34.19G

Doctor @ 912 server :~ $ Sudo mount/dev/VolGroup00/LogVol00/media/sdc2/

Now that the hard disk is mounted, you can export data from the hard disk.