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Subject: [linux-lvm] Linux LVM Newbie
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Sorry to distrub you, but i've currently implementing a test server with
LVM and i've got a question

My LVM version is 0.9. My kernel is 2.2.16, patched for LVM and online
ext2 resizing.

All this stuff work fine.

I'm an AIX user for about 2 years. In AIX, we have an option to spread
PE accros several disks, to boost performances. I explain :

	I create a (very small) LV with 6 PE.
	My VG containt 2 disks.
	I want the PE number 1, 3 and 5 on the disk 1, and the others on the
disk 2.

Is there any way to make this with Linux LVM ?