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> Hi,

>    Can I create LV from windows shares?
>    EGZ. I have 5 windows shares of 30 GB, so I need one directory that
>    would be 150GB size

     Sounds  rather  "different"  to do. But yes, you can create files
     and  use  those  to  run LVM in. But given the stability of SMB I
     would  not.  It  is better if you can do it with NFS or move some
     disks around.

>    Just tell me if it posible to to.

>    Thanks.