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Lars Ellenberg wrote:
> pvs --units s -o pv_name,vg_name,pe_start
>
> pvcreate: --metadatasize, --dataalignment, --dataalignmentoffset
> vgcreate: --physicalextentsize
>   
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    BTW, thanks for this ... I missed it earlier -- and have been sure 
to save away a
copy for future reference...

    now if only disk prices would come back down (or rather (*sardonic 
laugh*), the dollar
value would go back up)......