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Subject: [linux-lvm] One Drive dead, how do I restore the LVM?
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Date: Mon Nov 24 07:40:02 2003
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Hi,
I was asked to repair an old Server with 5 SCSI HD's as a LVM (Suse 8). \sde
died due to a head crash. After booting, I get a maintainance Mode and / is
mounted ro. I can still mount it rw, but a LVM Volume is not detected. 
There are no important Files on the System as it mainly worked as a Router,
but i'd rather not set up the System from scratch. So how can I restore the
LVM Group? Is it possible to restore missing files with Yast?

Thanks!
Hendrik