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From: "dld.pascal.garcia" <dld.pascal.garcia@wanadoo.fr>
Subject: Re: Re: [linux-lvm] Help : vg not accessible (with pvdata result)
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Thank you anyway.=20
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I have tried to modify the data by myself but I don't understand everything=
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But pvdata gives more coherent inofrmtation.=20
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I continue some tests because my data is very important.=20
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First question :=20
Is there any document that discribes the structure of the data ?=20
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I order to reinstall the portable pc, I made a backup of the 3 partitions, =

and also backup of the =EF=BF=BDrtition table of the disk. So after dd of t=
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partitions I have 3 normal files. =20
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I tried a =20
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pvimport -f oldvg hda6 hda5 hda1=20
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The result is: cannot stat hda6.=20
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Question 2 :=20
Is there any  way to import the vg directly from these files ?=20
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Thanks a lot=20
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Pascal Garcia