I know of one fellow who is doing LVM in the style of HP/UX's LVM. I
tried it on a test box some time ago, and it worked well.
He is Heinz Mauelshagen (mge@ez-darmstadt.telekom.de).
I think that a large part of the Linux userbase is not interested in
LVM because they do not understand how nice it is. I use HP/UX every day, so
I am interested :)
Anyway, look at:
Cheers!
--Chris
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> Subject: Volume Managers in Linux
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> Is anyone working on writing Volume Managers for Linux, or any there
>
> any Volume Managers available for Linux .
>
> Harish
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