Issue:
1. Unable to find the volume group, even though all devices are present.
2. LVM metadata has been deleted.
Solution:
Always there is a backup of metadata before and after running any LVM on a PV/VG/LV. which is allways taken by LVM.
Backup location is /etc/lvm/archive/ (the copies taken before executing a command) and in /etc/lvm/backup (copies taken after executing a command).
Also you can find the backup file using vgcfgrestore command.
# vgcfgrestore --list <Volume-Group-Name>
# vgcfgrestore --list geo-vg
Ouput:
# data-vg_00_00000-16736.vg
Using the vgcfgrestore command metadata can be written back to the devices belonging to that volume Group which found from backup.
# vgcfgrestore -f /etc/lvm/archive/<file-name> <Voulme-Group-Name>
Example:
# vgcfgrestore -f /etc/lvm/archive/geo-vg_00_00000-16736.vg geo-vg
Output:
# Restored volume group geo-vg
1. Unable to find the volume group, even though all devices are present.
2. LVM metadata has been deleted.
Solution:
Always there is a backup of metadata before and after running any LVM on a PV/VG/LV. which is allways taken by LVM.
Backup location is /etc/lvm/archive/ (the copies taken before executing a command) and in /etc/lvm/backup (copies taken after executing a command).
Also you can find the backup file using vgcfgrestore command.
# vgcfgrestore --list <Volume-Group-Name>
# vgcfgrestore --list geo-vg
Ouput:
# data-vg_00_00000-16736.vg
Using the vgcfgrestore command metadata can be written back to the devices belonging to that volume Group which found from backup.
# vgcfgrestore -f /etc/lvm/archive/<file-name> <Voulme-Group-Name>
Example:
# vgcfgrestore -f /etc/lvm/archive/geo-vg_00_00000-16736.vg geo-vg
Output:
# Restored volume group geo-vg
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