User`s guide

cp ln scsi_id

dd ls sed

df lspci sg_map26

dmesg lvm sh

dmraid mc sleep

e2fsck mdadm ssh

e2label mkdir sshd

echo mke2fs strace

egrep mknod swapoff

fdisk mkswap swapon

fsck more sysinfo

fxload mount tar

gawk mtx tune2fs

gpm mv udev

grep parted udevinfo

growisofs pccardctl udevstart

grub ping umount

gunzip pktsetup uuidgen

halt poweroff vconfig

hexdump ps vi

hotplug raidautorun zcat

6.10.5. Recovering MD devices and logical volumes

To recover Linux Software RAID devices, known as MD devices, and/or devices created by Logical

Volume Manager (LVM), known as logical volumes, you need to create the corresponding volume

structure before starting the recovery.

You can create the volume structure in either of the following ways:

• Automatically in Linux-based bootable media by using the management console or a script—see

Creating the volume structure automatically (p. 277).

• Manually by using the lvm utility—see Creating the volume structure manually (p. 277).