This is the 3rd time this happened, but the 1st 2 times it was due to bad disks.
now... i just rebooted the computer and the LVM is gone

here's some data on it:

dev/VGftp1/LVftp1 works OK

but dev/VGftp1/LVftp2 dont even exist, it says

Kernel: 2.4.22-1.2174 latest i got and has been running nice on it
Tried: 2.4.22.1.2149 and ~.2115 none of them can find the LVM (both still in the system)

The 2nd LVM is based on the different harddrives, one 22G and one 82G.

This error is what i get when trying to mount it:
[root@Basher52 etc]# mount /dev/VGftp2 /glftpd/site/warez/
mount: /dev/VGftp2 is not a block device

vgscan only says this:
[root@Basher52 etc]# vgscan
vgscan -- reading all physical volumes (this may take a while...)
vgscan -- found active volume group "VGftp1"
vgscan -- "/etc/lvmtab" and "/etc/lvmtab.d" successfully created
vgscan -- WARNING: This program does not do a VGDA backup of your volume group

When showing partitions in webmin, no partitions can be found on these drives.

The first two times i had the error, i couldn't even save some of the data on the harddrive that had no bad sectors, since i couldnt find any help on how to get the LVM up on only one of the drives
I had to throw it all away, and since this time it was only for test...it was OK

now... when i KNOW!! theres no bad blocks on the drives, what can i do...
This time i really need help, i got over 90G of data supposed to be 11 databases


/B52

PS. If you need more input, let me know and Ill get it for ya just tell me what

a friend of mine had a look and he'd never seen that kind of a problem, so i lost it all and started over
The disks had lost their partitions...all of them.

B52