I ran a backup today with a snapshot. Sometime after the backup
completed but before I could unmount and lvremove the snapshot the
system became hung. No choice but to cold boot. When the system came
up it showed a kernel panic on the screen. Looking back up the screen I
could see that it could not find a device with UUID blahblah for
VolGroup00 (which is where the / drive is located) and then VolGroup00
not found. So ok, no problem, I just figure that the VolGroup00 is
inconsistent and I can deal with this in rescue mode. Wrong. When I
boot the F7 rescue from the dvd it says "You don't have any Linux
partitions..." What!? I go into the shell but there is nothing under
/mnt/sysimage. So how do I recover from this? How could a snapshot
cause all this?
Gerry
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