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07-05-2004 07:29 PM
07-05-2004 07:29 PM
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07-05-2004 07:43 PM
07-05-2004 07:43 PM
Re: Volume Group
If that disk is physically bad and you don't have any mirroring or backup then you will loose the data. If you know the LV's configured on that PV and have a backup of same then you can replace the bad disk and try using "vgcfgrestore" for that particular VG.
Also have a look at this thread for "vgcfrestore"
http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=620723
Regards,
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07-05-2004 07:49 PM
07-05-2004 07:49 PM
Re: Volume Group
1) Replace the bad disk with a Good one and do
a)vgchange -a y /dev/datavg
b)vgcfgrestore -n
what are the possible alternatives resulting minimum loss.
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07-05-2004 07:53 PM
07-05-2004 07:53 PM
Re: Volume Group
Immediate solution is to replace the disk and restore the data from backup.
Moving disk
1. Backup data and lvm configuration (vgcfgbackup)
2. vgchange -a n /dev/vg_name to deactivate volume group
3. vgexport /dev/vg_name to remove volume group
4. replace disk
5. vgscan -v
6. vgimport /dev/vg_name /dev/dsk/device to re-add into volume
7. vgchange -a y /dev/vg_name to reactivate volume group
After performing the above restore the backups
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07-05-2004 10:56 PM
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