Re: /dev/evms/root lost after reboot

Am Freitag, 10. August 2007 schrieb ext Robert Šmol:
> Hi,
> during reboot I somehow lost /dev/emvs/root partition and therefore
> cannot boot.
> Other /dev/evms are still there
>
> it used to be 20G partition created as
> EVMS on top of:
> lvm2/main/root
>   md/md2
>     sda3
>       sda
>     sdb3
>       sdb
>
> Now when booting with rescue cd and running evmsn I have
> lvm2/main/root as Available objects
>
> What has happened? Is there a way I can restore it? Extract the data
> (sda3 and sdb4 are in raid mirror)? Quite urgent.

Any change you (accidentally) changed it from EVMS volume to compatibility 
volume? If yes, try changing it back.

Can you still boot from /dev/evms/lvm2/main/root?

HTH...

	Dirk
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