How to use LVM2 backup to make image

[david]

As my machine's disk was dying I made a backup using Clonezilla Live

-----------version---------------------------
clonezilla-live-1.2.6-59-amd64
This Clonezilla live iso file was created by this command:
ocs-iso -s -i 1.2.6-59-amd64

This is the list of files created by the backup
-----files---------------
disk
Info-dmi.txt
Info-lshw.txt
Info-lspci.txt
Info-packages.txt
lvm_logv.list
lvm_vg_dev.list
lvm_VolGroup.conf
parts
sda1.ntfs-ptcl-img.gz.*  (I omit full list)

sda2.ext4-ptcl-img.gz.*  (I omit full list)

sda-chs.sf
sda-hidden-data-after-mbr
sda-mbr
sda-pt.parted
sda-pt.sf
swappt-VolGroup-lv_swap.info

VolGroup-lv_home.ext4-ptcl-img.gz.* (I omit full list)

VolGroup-lv_root.ext4-ptcl-img.gz.*  (I omit full list)

So far I have manually created disk image files following the instructions for the
ntfs and ext4 (sda1 and sda2, respectively) using cat, gzip and partclone.restore.
I mount these with loop and pick a few files to recover.

My question is if there is a similar procedure for dealing with the LVM2
pieces? I would like to process the pieces so that I can ultimately
create a mountable disk image (not under LVM control).

Is there a recipe that I can follow?

Thanks very much.

[Steven Shiau]

I suggest that you use the same method, but reverse way to restore the image you have saved to the disk, i.e.
use cat, gzip and partclone to restore the image.

Steven.