Unformatting a GFS cluster disk

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Help!

We have accidentally formatted a GFS cluster with this command.

mkfs.gfs -J 1024 -j 4 -p lock_gulm -t aicluster:cmsgfs /dev/sda

We were using the disk as a backup system. We need to unformat it.. Are there any tools that will let us get at the disk directory?

Damon.
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