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Jun 12, 2009

I have a server which had one drive in it that was using LVM. I removed it and moved it to the secondary bay in the same server, then installed a fresh new blank drive in the primary bay on this server.

I then installed CentOS 5.2 on the new drive. During the partition phase of the install, I partitioned my new drive and MAY or MAY not have removed the LVM from the second drive and left the partition there, not sure exactly what I did.

After install I wanted to try to mount the old drive so I could access the files on the old drive. The /boot partition shows up when I do a df -h but not the / partition where everything I need is stored.

When I look at the drives in Webmin, the second drive is there and shows up as LVM but has not LVM name.

Basically what I need is on /dev/sdb2.

How I might be able to mount this partition which seems to still exist when looking at webmin.

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