[HPADM] Re: question about disks

roger.best_at_us.hsbc.com
Date: 03/11/05

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    To: Peter Unmack <peter.lists@unmack.net>
    Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2005 14:27:04 -0500
    
    

    you need to create a new volume group (vgcreate) and then do a vgimport
    ("man" both of these commands) and then mount the volumes.

    The /stand filesystem cannot reside on an LVM disk because the thing that
    reads the UNIX kernel and loads it into memory doesn't do LVM; thus,
    /stand must sit on an HFS filesystem.

    Is reloading the OS and option? If so take it.

    -Roger

    Sent by: hpux-admin-owner@dutchworks.nl

    To: hpux-admin <hpux-admin@dutchworks.nl>

    Subject: [HPADM] question about disks

    G'day folks

    I had a disk setup via LVM that was the boot disk for one machine I had.
    All of the "partitions" only occur within this one disk. I made the
    mistake of moving that disk, not realising that it would no longer boot
    the machine when I put it back in its original place (seems like you could
    do this for non-LVM disks). Anyway, as you probably figured out I am
    semi-retarded when it comes to disks, and especially LVM. I have tried
    mounting this disk on another machine, but it won't let me do it (some
    message about it having LVM structure). I have searched around the
    archives, but haven't found anything because obviously most people who
    have any clue about what they are doing wouldn't do what I did.

    My first priority is to try and get a couple of files off the disk. The
    second would be to make it boot again on the original machine I had it set
    up on. Would someone please consider offering me some suggestions on what
    to try? It would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks
    Peter Unmack

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