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[ILUG] LVM for Windows or Dynamic Discs for Linux?

[ILUG] LVM for Windows or Dynamic Discs for Linux?

Belgarath belgarath at webangel.ie
Fri Jun 15 15:39:39 IST 2007


On Friday 15 June 2007 15:21:31 Gavin Beatty wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Slightly OT here. Basically I require a good LVM or LVMlike solution
> with good transparent support for both Windows and Linux platforms.
>
> But more specifically, what are the options for this situation?:
> * Two hard disks with fixed partition setup
> * One partition on each drive is used for storage due to legacy idiocy
> * Would like some method to pool the 2 partitions together into one
> visible mounted fat32 partition
> * Need Windows to be able to see and mount this fat32 partition
> * There will be programs etc installed to this "partition" so the
> read/write should be transparent and not through some exe
Can you just give us some more information about the setup ?
As far as i understood you have 2 drives With some partitions of them of which 
you want to join to partitions into one visible share you told that you have 
lvs running on it, you can use samba to share it with windows or use windows 
nfs client to get access than lvm setup should be transparent for windows.

Probably I get it wrong in the first place but how you are accessing these 
drives from windows and linux environment?

Belgarath



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