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Hi.


I recently reinstalled one of the fileservers here in the office. I used
SuSE 7.1, Linux 2.4.16 and LVM 0.9.

While installing, YaST realized that I had several PVs on my system. It
asked whether it should add them to a VG. I answered "yes", but
unfortunately YaST seems to have reinitialized the PVs and created a new
VG.

I still do have the old /etc/lvmconf/*.conf file - is this of any use in
restoring the old VG? Is there any way to restore the old PV and VG
configuration, or can I wave the data good-bye?


Thanks in advance,
	David


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