2. in new instance, mount the the old volume to a folder ..
If you can not mount your XFS partition with
classical wrong fs type, bad superblock etc. error and you see a message
in kernel logs (dmesg) like that:
XFS: Filesystem sdb7 has duplicate UUID - can't mount
you can still mount the filesystem with nouuid options as below:mount -o nouuid /dev/sdb7 disk-7
But every mount, you have to provide nouuid
option. So, for exact solution you have to generate a new UUID for this partition with xfs_admin
utility:xfs_admin -U generate /dev/sdb7
Clearing log and setting UUID
writing all SBs
new UUID = 01fbb5f2-1ee0-4cce-94fc-024efb3cd3a4
after that, you can mount this XFS partition regularly.
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