I don't have any other specific suggestion, other than you try to get rid of those two partitions from your system which are not even recognized correctly by redhat, thereby fdisk command giving error.
I hope you have tried formatting those two parti...
As per the description, it seems you have tried Linux BMR restore on a different hardware (production to test server).
There is a technote to guide on BMR Linux recovery on Dissimilar hardware (on a different Target). Please refer to it to verify th...
I am not too sure what you mean by uninitialized entities. In case you do not really need those two partitions due to which FDISK command is failing, then you may considering formating them fresh using fdisk command and create a valid file system tha...
As you have found out, the Fdisk command on your system is failing with return code 123.
The error message given by Fdisk command, "This doesn't look like a partition table. Probably you selected the wrong device." is likely the cause of concern here...
You may want to go through RHEL documentation to find out ways for LVM configuration with filters.
Once you have configured the setup correctly, the bmrsavecfg run should be successful.
-Rishi Raj
