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Re: By mistakenly deleted /dev/vg01/emspi Block file.

 
AVV
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Re: By mistakenly deleted /dev/vg01/emspi Block file.

Hi,

First just confirm which vg the lvol belong to. Then do

#ll /dev/vgxx -- vgxx is the vg from you deleted lv.

If you removed the bloch device file of the lv , you can see a raw device file concerned with that something like

brw-r----- 1 root sys 64 0x0000xx Jan 8 12:07 remspi --> last two xx would be the minor number of the lv you deleted.

If that is there create the block device file using mknod with the same minor number of resmpi.
mknod /dev/vg00/lvol2

#mknod /dev/vgxx/fsname b 64 minor-number-rfsname

Keep monitoring further updates if I missed any.

Thanks -ajeshvv
Naveen M
Advisor

Re: By mistakenly deleted /dev/vg01/emspi Block file.

As per the output mentioned above, the minor number should be 0x000015.