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Kiyoshi recovery 2010-02
This page documents the planned steps for the Kiyoshi disk recovery (see #2828).
- Install debirf image - this will allow us to boot into a debian installation loaded completely in memory giving us full access to all underlying disks
- After booting into debirf:
- Prepare the disks so we can access them:
- Initialize the RAID arrays
mdadm ....
- Decrypt the RAID arrays
cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/md1 crypt_md1 cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/md2 crypt_md2
- Scan for logical volumes
vgscan --mknodes vgchange -aly
- Initialize the RAID arrays
- Move all logical volumes to sdc2
- Find logical volumes with:
lvs
- Examine to figure out which ones are on which physical volumes
lvdisplay -m vg_kiyoshi0/<logical-volume-name>
- Move with:
pvmove --verbose vg_kiyoshi0/<logical-volume-name> <path/to/old/> </dev/sdc>
- Find logical volumes with:
- Ensure /dev/sdb is no longer in use
pvdisplay /dev/dm-2
- De-commission /dev/sdb
- Remove as logical volume
pvremove /dev/dm-2
- Remove raid
mdadm ...
- Remove as logical volume
- Properly re-partition
- Setup partitions
fdisk ....
- Test
dd ....
- Setup partitions
- Prepare the disks so we can access them:
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