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OpenBSD doesn't have any volume management tools ala lvm and friends.
If you don't have other requirements that tie you to OpenBSD specifically,
you might want to look at some of the GEOM-based providers in FreeBSD. If
you give a more detailed description of what you want to do you'll likely
get
are shipping ZFS in addition to
the traditional Solaris volume management tools. As a SAN storage engine,
that's
one of your better places to start.
Use the right tool for the right job. OpenBSD isn't what you want for the
SAN. But it is what you want to use to secure access to that SAN.
--lyndon
looks indeed quite
interesting and i will take a close look at it plus the Solaris volume
management tools are quite adequate for the job i have in mind, namely
replacing a crappy dell powervault running some crappy win2000 storage
(dont ask, i wasnt in the company when this was bought and has been
On 5/18/07, Sibastien Colmant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
btw, is there any plan to include volume management in a future release?
what can volume management do that you cannot do with ccdconfig and
disklabel?
that has a tendency to get overabused by users.
Ted Unangst a icrit :
On 5/18/07, Sibastien Colmant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
btw, is there any plan to include volume management in a future
release?
what can volume management do that you cannot do with ccdconfig and
disklabel
On 5/18/07, Sibastien Colmant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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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
On 5/18/07, Sibastien Colmant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ps: this is in no way an attack after one of OpenBSD developer and
most certainly someone better qualified than i am to know and
understand the finer points of a system like lvm (the concept not the
package), i merely miss some of the ease
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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
from on physical or
logical volume to another for example. when i m saying volume
management i m encompassing more than concatenating disks or
partitions, i need to be able to move data around, resize
dynamically add and / or remove disks and or partitions without
the user having to endure
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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
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Sibastien Colmant wrote:
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
On Thu, May 17, 2007 at 04:15:32PM +0200, S?bastien Colmant wrote:
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
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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:
I m quite new to OpenBSD but
On 5/17/07, Sibastien Colmant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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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
use ccdconfig.
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