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dear Ted,
I m not after a fight here, i m simply asking if a tool similar to
lvm, evms or vvm is available under OpenBSD.
Also yes it is true that it is higly dependent on the filesystem.
lastly i m mentioning lvm because it is a well know package no
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after reading some more on ccdconfig, just on the top of my head it
doesnt seems to allow moving data block from on physical or logical
volume to another for example.
when i m saying volume management i m encompassing more than
concatenating disks or
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Snapshot, online resize and shrink, the ability to move the datablocks
from one storage media to another without having to unmount or
otherwise make copies of the datas,
most importantly to me is the flexibility it allows in managing a
resource that h
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Fist of all thanks for this enlightening answer, i m really trying to
reduce the amount of different OSes i have to support at the moment,
OpenBSD as been a wonderful replacement for web serving and ftp
services plus of course network managment. ZFS l
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I m not tied in anyway to OpenBSD, what i m trying to avoid is
multiplying the amount of different OS i m using hence the question
about OpenBSD,
i think i will indeed take a look at GEOM for time being.
Point is i now have 2 servers running OpenBSD f
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I m familiar with those, my question was regarding a volume manager
not simple disk operation.
Something similar to lvm or evms maybe
Tobias Weingartner a icrit :
> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Sibastien Colmant wrote:
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>> I m quite new to OpenB
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I m quite new to OpenBSD but i m familiar with *nix systems.
I m currently looking at using OpenBSD to build a nas appliance,
however after looking into the packages list i havent found a Volume
Manager, anyone able to point me in the right direction?
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