I'm a happy Laptop with lvm :D
No problem in any way. And in the other hand, quickly i can assign free
disk space or unused partitions to my 'production environment' if i need
it.
I was able to create, assign, activate and use lv partitions with 3/4 easy
commands.
David Ballester Montolio
Responsable de Sistemas y Comunicaciones
Kern Pharma, S.L.
www.kernpharma.com
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Alan Dunkley wrote:
>..{snip}..
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>Hope this helps, I have based my current system design on years of
>experience, (and no decent LVM, not like AIX anyhow) probably not valid
>nowadays but old habits ... and having 2x80GB RAID-1 disks helps.
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I was considering using LVM on my next server.. I would be interested to
hear what issues do you have with the current implimentation of LVM on
Linix..
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