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On 6 Sep, 2013, at 5:43 pm, bad apple wrote:
A *much* better approach is available, but is still a bit uncomfortably bleeding edge at the moment - presuming a personal system, with just onehard drive available for your OS (although you may have others forstoring data, etc), the way all systems will run in the future is on topof snapshotting, copy-on-write next-gen combined volumemanagement/partitioning/filesystem tools. I.e., BTRFS or ZFS (+ ReFS inwindows land, Veritas etc in SAN land).
In the meantime, and slightly at cross purposes, does anyone use LVM? I don't and never have. Should I? Should Neil?
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