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LVM 1.0.8 $Date: 2004/02/16 14:41:30 $ This directory contains the version 1.0.8 release of Heinz Mauelshagen's LVM (Logical Volume Manager) for Linux This release should allow you to continue to use the old data format (version 1) which was used by beta7 tools and below, as well as the new format (version 2) which was used by beta8 and 1.0. There is no longer a need to undertake the upgrade process which was described in the 0.9.1 beta8 and LVM 1.0 release notes. It also adds support for linux-2.4.22 as well as a couple of minor bug fixes and enhancements. Look for newer versions and additional information at http://www.sistina.com/lvm/ Files: lvm_1.0.8.tar.gz - LVM user mode tools, library and kernel patches The LVM driver was included in the stock kernel since Linux 2.3.47. What is LVM: LVM includes all of the support for handling read/write operations on physical volumes (hard disks, RAID-Systems, magneto optical, etc., multiple devices (MD), see mdadd(8) or even loop devices, see losetup(8)), creating volume groups (kind of virtual disks) from one or more physical volumes and creating one or more logical volumes (kind of logical partitions) in volume groups. LVM is free software. See the file COPYING and COPYING.LIB for copying permission. See INSTALL for a copy of the installation information as plain ASCII. See LVM-HOWTO for further information. KNOWN_BUGS contains information about what it says :-) Please send information of the following class to ----------------- ------------------------------------------- bug reports Linux-LVM@sistina.com patches LVM-Devel@sistina.com enhancement ideas LVM-Devel@sistina.com other information Linux-LVM@sistina.com Please read the FAQ _first_ and remember to tell me about your hardware/software configuration and the steps you made (stdout, stderr with tool option -d) leading to your problem. Thank you 8-{) Heinz Mauelshagen -- the Linux LVM guy