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[linux-lvm] lost volume group
- From: Petes Junk <crap central gmail com>
- To: linux-lvm redhat com
- Subject: [linux-lvm] lost volume group
- Date: Sun, 09 Apr 2006 23:49:40 -0500
When i was extending a group to include another PV somehow the Group
disappeared from the devices list after a reboot.
The last entry in /dev/lvm/backup shows me executing
/usr/sbin/vgextend swampvg /dev/hdb2
to an already working /dev/swampvg/swamplv with a non striped /dev/hdb4
in it.
I then did a mkfs -t ext3 /dev/hdb2 (the new disk) which was probably
how i got into trouble. I really need the image from /dev/hdb4 and im
afraid to do anything with it without knowing exactly what im doing. Im
thinking all i need is to recreate the VG and LV with only /dev/hdb4. I
have several archives in the /dev/lvm/archive but docs are not clear how
to approach this. I backed up the partition to another with dd so i
could try work on it safely, but the LVM tools didnt like the fact that
it had two uuid labels the same and always picked /dev/hdb4 to work on.
Since then Ive been reading what little there is on LVM. Cant even find
a sysadmin book with more than 3 pages on the subject. Im very surprised
at the man page for vgcfgrestore where its options are not even
explained.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Pete
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