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Hi

Is there a limit for the maximum size of a LVM diskgroup?
(internally in LVM-code, or because of other limits in the kernel)
The 2TB (1 TB) maximum devicesize in the linux-kernel doesn't apply, does
it?

How does LVM handle that one of it's devices changes size? E.g. if one
of the physical disks is a RAIDset, and more disks are added to it?
Is there any way to tell LVM to use more or less of the disk?


Thanks.


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