Kelly Harding wrote: > >> >> If you remember the approximate sizes/locations of the partitions, you >> can use parted to locate them. It is a bit iffy, but it has worked for >> me in the past. >> > > I've never used parted before. but the sizes/locations of the partition > should be > available from LVM2's data I guess, shouldn't it? > > As it is just one big XFS partition spanning 3 36Gb drives with are > grouped together as a volume > using LVM2. > > Kelly Then in that case, parted will certainly be able to rebuild the partition table. Of course, make sure to point it at the device that holds the partition (e.g., /dev/vg0/lv?, or whatever your scheme is). Beyond that, I can't really be any more help. You will need to read the parted docs, as it is a fairly complex tool, or use qtparted, though I am not sure how well qtparted measures up. -Roberto -- Roberto C. Sanchez http://familiasanchez.net/~roberto
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