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Answer added by  Mujeeb Ahmed Alvi, Desktop Support Engineer, PC Solutions Pvt. Ltd
5 years ago

It is a system of managing logical volumes, or filesystems, that is much more advanced and flexible than the traditional method of partitioning a disk into one or more se ... See More

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Answer added by  vasimullah farooqui, devops specialist, LRN
5 years ago

You can use DD command to mirror a disk or volume. check the man pages for dd

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Answer added by  vasimullah farooqui, devops specialist, LRN
5 years ago

LVM is a logical volume manager , it comprises of Volume Group (VG) and Volume Group Comprises of Physical Volume (PV).   In order to create one must create partitions in ... See More

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Answer added by  Paras Bagga
7 years ago

LVM is Logical volume manager. In this we can create single large partition of multiple disks. For this we have follow some step like: 1. With fdisk make extended volume ... See More

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Answer added by  Vrushabh Nanhe, Linux System Administrator, Dada International Global ITSuppor
7 years ago

LVM is a logical volume manager which is used to create logical volume and resize it as per your need on fly. Suppose you have 3 disk of 1 TB and you need single volume b ... See More

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Answer added by  KiranKumar Jakkani
7 years ago

LVM means Logical Volume Manager. so Dynamic partitioning is possible, and extend the lv and decrease lv, possibility to our project,  Ubuntu there for we can create/dele ... See More