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Subject: [linux-lvm] Graphical tool for LVM?
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Hi!
Does anybody know of somebody working on a X-based management tool for
LVM? If not, I would start trying to make something =EF=BF=BD la "Disk
administration" of WinNT/2k, with resizing of both LV and fs and things
like that. The idea of this is to have a graphical overview of how are
VGs LVs arranged on our PVs and easy administration.

Regards,

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