Difference between revisions of "LVM"

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Logical Volume Management

LVM stands for Logical Volume Manager. It allows you to create logical partitions of file storage space that spans multiple physical disk drives.

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	'''LVM''' stands for Logical Volume Manager. It allows you to create logical partitions of [[file storage]] space that spans multiple physical disk drives.		'''LVM''' stands for Logical Volume Manager. It allows you to create logical partitions of [[file storage]] space that spans multiple physical disk drives.