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Recovering an lvm partition



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Howdy List,

An unnamed person was trying to learn LVM and add storage capacity to
my fileserver while I was gone and messed up the partition a bit. Doing
a vgdisplay vg_name would cause it to error out about a missing device.
(The new drive had been repartitioned after being added with
vgextend. :-/)

I managed to fix that part of it, eventually, using vgreduce
- --removemissing vg_name. However, now lvdisplay shows that there is no
logical volume on that vg. Nothing has been done to erase the
filesystem and data, so I am hoping I can recover it. But before I
simply do an lvcreate and try to get the same settings it had
previously, does anyone know of something like vgcfgrestore that would
restore the lv from the /etc/lvm/vg_name00000.log config file? 

TIA,
Jacob
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