
Working with logical Volumes (part 3)
Following this tutorial assumes that you have followed along with the other two parts in this series. However, if you already have some familiarity with […]
Following this tutorial assumes that you have followed along with the other two parts in this series. However, if you already have some familiarity with […]
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In this post I want to cover one of the most commonly used features of lvm, extending a logical volume. If you were following along […]
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Part one of working with logical volumes will cover the basic’s involved in creating logical volumes. TL;DR For those of you who just want the […]
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