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How to mount JBOD array HDs from NAS to recover data?

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I have four HDs from a crappy, dead NAS with data I'd like to retrieve. I'm new to Linux, and Ubuntu, but have determined that the partition that has the data is /dev/md125. However, I cannot mount this partition as it has an LVM2 PV filesystem, and is not found in /etc/fstab.

I'll read/research more, but maybe somebody knows something helpful (I hope).

More data, as per Terrance's suggestion:

sudo apt install lvm2 results in:
lvm2 is already the newest version (2.03.11-2-1ubuntu4).

Output of lvscan:

user@PC:~$ sudo lvscan  
[sudo] password for user:   
  ACTIVE            '/dev/vg0/lv0' [17.26 TiB] inherit  
user@PC:~$ 
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You will probably need to install `lvm2` so that you can read the LVM2 PV. `sudo apt install lvm2` Then you can run `lvscan` and add the output to your question.
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