On Sun, Jan 28, 2001 at 12:56:39PM -0600, Joe Harvell wrote: > When I do a 'vgdisplay -vD w0', I don't run into any problems. Does this rule out the possibility of a vgcfgrestore helping? > > I looked at the man pages for vcfgrestore, but I don't know which destination I should specify. Is it /dev/w0, or is it 'dev/hda8' and '/dev/hdb3'? I believe you want to do a 'vgcfgrestore -nw0 /dev/hda8; vgcfgrestore -nw0 /dev/hdb3'. Let me know if that fixes things. And remember, do *not* do a vgscan right after your vgcfgrestore because it will revert to the previous state. Simply run the vgcfgrestore command, and then try the 'vgchange -ay' to activate the volume group. Let me know if that fixes things. Regards, -- AJ Lewis Sistina Software Inc. Voice: 612-379-3951 1313 5th St SE, Suite 111 Fax: 612-379-3952 Minneapolis, MN 55414 E-Mail: lewis sistina com http://www.sistina.com Current GPG fingerprint = 3B5F 6011 5216 76A5 2F6B 52A0 941E 1261 0029 2648 Get my key at: http://www.sistina.com/~lewis/gpgkey (Unfortunately, the PKS-type keyservers do not work with multiple sub-keys) -----Begin Obligatory Humorous Quote---------------------------------------- Programming graphics in X is like finding sqrt(pi) using Roman numerals. -----End Obligatory Humorous Quote------------------------------------------
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