Debian testing, 2.6. kernel, LVM2 problem after crash

[Jeff Smith <jsmith@alum.mit.edu>]

Have searched all the archives & source I know,
but have a problem with my system (Debian testing
with lvm 2.00.08-4, custom kernel 2.6.5 or debian
stock 2.6.6 (happens with both, only kernels installed
on system)).  I had the system crash, and now I get an
error on startup of sorry, forgot about enter, but I
get an error of 
" Device '/dev/hdbxx' has been left open." - and vg01
doesn't activate.  I see the devices in my /dev
directory, but I don't know how to close them so lvm
and device-mapper can get them back up.  

error when I run lvmdiskscan is:  

Volume group vg01 metadata is inconsistent
  Volume group for uuid not found:
6WKc2oHce9wDInc4VVFxlsTftKJsrhkoncQ7qRtbdcEsRDW6CollHNbPsdiVpsaw
  0 logical volume(s) in volume group "vg01" now
active
  Can't deactivate volume group "vg00" with 1 open
logical volume(s)
  Device '/dev/hdb13' has been left open.
  Device '/dev/hdb17' has been left open.
  Device '/dev/hdb16' has been left open.
  Device '/dev/hdb12' has been left open.
  Device '/dev/hdb10' has been left open.
  Device '/dev/hdb9' has been left open.
  Device '/dev/hdb14' has been left open.
  Device '/dev/hdb5' has been left open.
  Device '/dev/hdb8' has been left open.
  Device '/dev/hdb19' has been left open.
  Device '/dev/hdb6' has been left open.
  Device '/dev/hdb7' has been left open.
  Device '/dev/hdb20' has been left open.
  Device '/dev/hdb18' has been left open.
  Device '/dev/hdb11' has been left open.
  Device '/dev/hdb15' has been left open.

jeff