LVM: Deleted my system VG0 and reinstalled system, can't find VG1
I used to be a linux geek... then I went to albania for 2 years. I had all this cool stuff set up on my computer and now I have no idea how to use it.
I had been experimenting with LVM2 so I created 13 partitions and used a few small ones as normal /, /boot, swap, etc and the rest I used as LVMs. The partitions were in two groups vg0 and vg1. The one group contained lv named things like vg0-var, vg0-opt, vg0-home, etc that corresponded to /var, /opt, /home, etc. The second was my storage space. When I came home my system was all messed up from family use and not remembering anything about linux I simply reformatted the partitions that were solely attached to vg0 as reiserfs and reinstalled the latest version of Ubuntu (7.10) I've installed lvm2 but now I don't know what to do to safely re-add the lvm partitions to vg1 and get back my stuff. here's what cfdisk thinks of my hard drive: Code:
Name Flags Part Type FS Type [Label] Size (MB) Code:
Couldn't find device with uuid 't2iDpK-GAXD-5QzZ-XJz4-jWWR-W4mk-2ZjRGe'. Is there any hope of running a few simple commands to get this stuff back? If it would take me more than 2 hours it's not worth it. The only stuff not backup up on my DVDs is a few TV shows and a ton of music I got from a friend. I'm more interested in learning how to do it for the sake of knowing and being able to help someone else in the future than out of desperate need. |
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