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When I do a 'vgdisplay -vD w0', I don't run into any problems.  Does this rule out the possibility of a vgcfgrestore helping?

I looked at the man pages for vcfgrestore, but I don't know which destination I should specify.  Is it /dev/w0, or is it 'dev/hda8' and '/dev/hdb3'?