Archinstall 3.0.10 Arch Linux menu-based installer is now available for download with stable LVM (Logical Volume Manager) support and other changes. The post Arch Linux Installer’s LVM (Logical Volume Manager) Support Is Out of Beta appeared first on 9to5Linux - do not reproduce this article without permission. This RSS feed is intended for readers, not scrapers.| 9to5Linux
In this post, I explain how to create and share a LVM logical volume over the network via NFS. One of the reasons I use this approach is to provide more storage capacity to existing nodes without h…| Technical Scratchpad
Post is a note to self describing LVM shrink and resize of partition| Random Ramblings
There have been a few posts asking about moving a Linux file system from a raw partition onto an LVM. The advantages to using LVMs are numerous, but the advice has generally been to reinstall from scratch.| and1equals1.blogspot.com
During the bi-yearly review of my setup, I realized I was running a Linux machine without full disk encryption. The encryption of the disk needed to be done ASAP, but I was not willing to reinstall the whole operating system to achieve that.| Michele Bologna
Since at least v1.0.0 Petitboot has used device-mapper snapshots to avoid| sthbrx.github.io
LVM allows to have a caching layer, where your actual LV resides on spinning (slow) disks and you have a caching layer in a secondary LV, that caches some of your most frequent reads and the writes. From an end-user perspective the details are transparent: one single blockdevice. For a good overview and introduction see the following blog post: Using LVM cache for storage tiering| tech.immerda.ch