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Rebuilding VGDA

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unixfreak

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Oct 4, 2003
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Right, I just screwed up. Biggest I've ever done. This is what you get for going to work after only two hours sleep. This is what I've done:

Got confused about a disk that hadn't been imported as datavg as it was supposed to. It's a single 220GB ESS disk.

I managed to force create a testvg on this disk that had the data on it. I then proceded to reducevg it out of the testvg hence removing the VG completely before I realised what I was doing.

I haven't touched it since. My question is now, it there any way of rebuilding the VGDA and getting my VG and 200GB data and filesystems back? :( Please help!

Thanks!
Henrik
 
As far as i'm aware as long as you assign a disk to a new VG then your previous VGDA would be removed and a new one will be rebuilt. I don't think that you can get your data any more. Sorry for that.

Regards,
Khalid
 
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