[linux-lvm] LVM pretends it has more space than it actually has

[Gijs]

Dear List,

After I ran into some trouble with my raid setup, I managed to get it 
online again, but somehow LVM won't activate the physical volume that 
was on it. Well, to be exact, it will activate the PV, but not all the 
LVs on it. It activates two of the three LVs.

When I type in "lvchange -a y /dev/raid-5/data" to activate the 
remaining LV, it returns the following errors:
device-mapper: resume ioctl failed: Invalid argument Unable to resume 
raid--5-data (253:2)

Checking dmesg, it says the following:
device-mapper: table: 253:2: md127 too small for target: 
start=5897914368, len=1908400128, dev_size=7806312448

I pretty much tried everything and as a last resort I typed in the 
following:
pvresize -v --setphysicalvolumesize 3996831973376B /dev/md127
Where 3996831973376 is the exact amount of bytes available on the raid 
array. However, this gave me the following info:
Using physical volume(s) on command line
Archiving volume group "raid-5" metadata (seqno 21).
/dev/md127: Pretending size is 7806312448 not 7806314496 sectors.
Resizing physical volume /dev/md127 from 952919 to 952918 extents.
/dev/md127: cannot resize to 952918 extents as later ones are allocated.
0 physical volume(s) resized / 1 physical volume(s) not resized

Now I wonder why LVM wants to pretend it has more space than it actually 
has. Because when I subtract those sectors from each other, and I 
calculate how much bytes are in those "pretended sectors", it turns out 
that that's the exact amount that is missing (1MB).

I'm running Fedora 15 from a rescue USB-stick at the moment, but the 
system itself was formatted/configured under Fedora 14. Could that be 
the cause of the problem? If not, what other options do I have to fix 
this? (without loosing the data on the volume)

Kind regards,

Gijs