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Subject: [linux-lvm] How big can an LVM mirror log get?
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In my testing of LVM2 I have seen a mirror log up to 512KiB. Does anyone know, 
outside of pathlogical use cases, what the largest mirror log that would be 
created using the default region size? 

Thank you.