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Subject: [linux-lvm] sar-type statistics for LVM2 volumes?
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I need to get some usage stats about my LVM2 volumes, and unfortunately 
the Fedora kernel doesn't seem to know how to do that.  I see that there 
used to be a utility called "lvmsar", is there something similar around 
these days?  Or is there another way I can see how much traffic each 
LVM2 volume gets?

Hugh

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