You probably want to look at the *scan commands, pvscan, vgscan and lvscan. This will search for the various lvm components. If /dev/sdb1 is a physical volume that has a volume group with a logical volume, it should show up. If lvscan produces something like:
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You probably want to look at the *scan commands, pvscan, vgscan and lvscan. This will search for the various lvm components. If /dev/sdb1 is a physical volume that has a volume group with a logical volume, it should show up. If lvscan produces something like:
Then you can mount /dev/vg00/home as /home.
Did you create a filesystem on the new device?
mkfs -j /dev/sdb1
or mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdb1