On Tue, Dec 20, 2005 at 05:12:36PM -0800, mymail mymail wrote: > Thanks. > I realise this. But the disk I'm trying to mount is built the same way > as the new disk I've built. So the both have a VolGroup00. What I > would like to do is to either understand how I can change the volume > group info so it will become a distinct volume group, and then I can > 'import' this into my new environment, or how I can get into the block > system so I can access the filesystem structure it embeds. Perhaps you could boot off a rescue cd or knoppix or something, edit the lvm.conf to tell it to only consider /dev/hdc or wherever you have the old disk connected, do the vgscan to pick up the old vg, and then vgrename to try and rename it. If the disk is damaged enough not to boot then you might find that you can't recover from this however. LVM is not for redundancy, use RAID for that.
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