Hi all,<br><br>Long-time lurker, first-time poster here. I've searched the last 4000 some-odd list messages to see if anyone else touched on this and I don't see any, so here I go. If I missed one please be kind and give me the date or something so I can have a look.
<br><br>I *attempted* an upgrade from FC3 to FC4 with MythTV 0.18.1... Wow, that broke pretty well. So after a few days of time here and there tinkering with bringing all the modules back in and merging all the old confs into the new system I came to bringing the old LVM 2 array back online. I found that one of the four drives has no partition table left on it (at least, fdisk claims such), which gives me a missing UUID. I'm looking at TLDP's LVM How-to recipes, specifically
<a href="http://tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO/recovermetadata.html">http://tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO/recovermetadata.html</a> . I am wary on this process and would like to know if anyone else has had luck with it. I wasn't able to export the group before the upgrade so at this point I am figuring that recovering that one drive of four is at best risky and at worst impossible and will accept the loss of ~280 recorded programs (although, with much groaning and crying).
<br><br>So, long way to get to this...<br><br>I want to wipe the drives and create a new DB for myth. However, I want to bring in all the old recording schedules so I don't have to spend tons of time setting all of that junk back up. Is there an easy way to purge the currently recorded programs out of the DB so I just have the core MythTV config, schedules, and recording groups/priorities?
<br><br>Also, if anyone has recovered an LVM 2 member disk's partition table I would appreciate hearing about that as well.<br><br>Thanks folks for any info you may have lurking in you brain. Hopefully I'll become a lot more comfortable with MythTV during the holiday weekends coming up; then I'll be able to contribute to the list. So far all I have going for me here is my LPI Level 1 cert, which isn't good for much, and a year of actual hard-core linux experience. So, still new but not a newb.
<br><br>Later,<br>Cory<br>