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08-23-2006
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Problem for restoring lvm on different disks
Hi all,
I have a server running in RH ES4, the SCSI HD are running in RAID 1. I backup the LVM config by using 'vgcfgbackup' and then remove all the HD. I insert another HD (same size & branch but different model) into the machine and run linux rescue to recreate the LVM. However, I discover that the no of cylinder and sector is different from the original HD. As I use 'fdisk' to create the partition, the block size is different. I try to use 'pvcreate --restorefile xxx --uuid xxxx' to recreate the partiton. It said that it can't as the block number is different. How can I restore the LVM config to the new HD? 
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