Cloning an LVM disk with dd?

I would like to clone a smaller LVM-formatted disk onto a larger one using dd, and boot that disk in the same machine. Do I need to make any special considerations for LVM?

Thanks! Although I considered the cool on-the-fly migration, where a second drive is added to an LVM volume and then LVM is told to remove the original drive from the volume, I decided my system would be much more likely to boot (and fully backed up, on the original disk) if I simply cloned the disk with dd, moved the new drive over to the first channel, removed the old drive, booted, added another partition in the new free space, added that partition to the original, smaller LVM volume, and used resize2fs to make the new space available to the filesystem. This worked great.

From serverfault joeforker

• If a block for block copy, no. You'd later extend the volumes using the unused space.

  joeforker : I won't even confuse LVM if I leave the original disk in the system?

  Warner : No but you'd have to be considerate of your BIOS boot order if things don't perform as expected.

  Warner : Additionally, trying to boot the secondary disk 'sdb' using the installation configured for the primary 'sda' would not boot after copy. For the initial dd, it should be fine. Otherwise, the boot disk would have to be on the same channel as before to operate as expected without changes.
  From Warner

• Having the same volume group name will confuse LVM. Make sure you change the original's name with vgrename if you keep the original disks in the system.

  From Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams