Operating system commands are commonly made and designed to ease the user with respect to some tasks. But due to insufficient knowledge and little reckless conduct of user, harsh data loss like problems may arise. Linux also consists of a set of such commands. One of them is pmove.
This is the command which interacts with the physical volumes of the system. pmove moves the allocated physical extents on SourcePhysicalVolume to other physical volumes. The physical volumes can be more than one in number. This works by first creating the temporary logical volume so as to store all the details of the data to be tackled.
Now the data is searched for contiguous nature and for each such found, an entry of new segment at the end of pmove LV is made. This acts like a mirror and the original LV is updated so as to use the new temporary segment.After this the metadata of the volume group is updated and then the mirroring of the first part of the data is done.
If the process moves in sync, the mirror is broken and into the metadata, a checkpoint is written and then the process for the next moves on. After the completion of the process, the temporary volume is removed and metadata is updated.But this whole process comes with a flaw that whenever any interruption is encountered during this, the weird data loss situation arise, forcing you to look for Linux recovery.
So this is always recommended to maintain a backup while performing the operation with this command.Some of the users also mistakenly mix LVM and LVM2 and then fall in undesirable conditions.
However, for all the users facing data loss due to such issues, data recovery industry offers a solution.This data recovery field says that data can be recovered if no overwriting has not been performed and for Linux operating systems, Linux data recovery software is the way.
These software are intended to scan the hard drive with the effective scanning algorithms and retrieve the inaccessible data.Data recovery can be performed through the interactive interface of these software. The process is safe as these Linux data recovery utilities are designed with read-only nature.
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