Hello all,
I am by no mean a Linux or Xen expert but I will do my best to explain my
problem.
We had recently a problem with Xen. It kept posting some weird messages so
before trying to fix the problem, I tried to update it with apt-get upgrade
(I think Xen is running on Debian Etch but I am not sure since I am not the
one who installed it).
At some point during the update, I was asked some weird question about
arrays. I think I selected activate all arrays, but I did not know what I
was doing.
When I rebooted, a lot of raid partitions that where in /dev/md* where
transferred to /dev/.static/dev/md*
Because of that, I can''t seem to be able to start my virtual machines
who
where running on those partitions (because Xen is looking for them in
/dev/md* and not /dev/.static/dev/md*).
I am not sure what to do to bring back the old configuration. At start up
with Grub, I have the option to choose from Xen 3 (our current version) or
Xen 2.x (our old version). When I start Xen 2.x, all the necessary drive are
in /dev/md* and I think there is nothing in /dev/.static/
In Xen 2.x, I ran mdadm --detail –scan, and copied the content of the file
in /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf in Xen 3. The missing partitions became available
and I could even mount them and see the content of the directories but my
virtual machines still won''t start. I think that’s because there is
still
some stuff missing which is located in /dev/.static/
Therefore, all I would like to know is how I can put back my drives in /dev
instead of /dev/.static
Thanks a lot for your help.
Max
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