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Subject: Re: [linux-lvm] GUI front-end for LVM
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Jason,

There are a couple out there. Try searching for LVM on Freshmeat.net


Jason Tackaberry wrote:

>Is there a GUI front-end available/in-the-works/planned for LVM?  I
>found Veritas' vxva front-end a gentler way to approach the world of
>volume management and something similar for LVM would be nice.
>
>If there isn't anything, I might consider throwing one together.
>
>Cheers,
>Jason.
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