#Ext2 volume manager disappear how to#
#Ext2 volume manager disappear software#

Provides information about the OpenGFS FSIM. Provides information about the Ext-2/3 FSIM. Provides information about the ReiserFS FSIM.

#Ext2 volume manager disappear how to#

Tells how the LVM2 plug-in is implemented and how to perform container operations onĮxplains how the Cluster Segment Manager (CSM) plug-in is implemented and how to perform CSM operations. Tells how the LVM plug-in is implemented and how to perform container operations.

#Ext2 volume manager disappear software#

Provides details about the DOS plug-in, which is a segment manager plug-in.Įxplains the Multiple Disks (MD) support in Linux that is a software implementation of RAID. Tells how to have EVMS mount and unmount volumes so you do not have to open a separate terminal session.ĭiscusses the plug-in tasks that are available within the context of a particular plug-in.Ĭonfiguration of a volume or storage object. Mounting and unmounting volumes from within EVMS. Selectively activating volumes and objectsĮxplains how to selectively activate and deactive volumesġ9. Tells how to add additional features, such as drive linking, to anġ8. Tells how to expand and shrink EVMS volumes with the various EVMS user interfaces.ġ7. Tells how to view detailed information about EVMS objects.ĭiscusses segments and explains how to add and remove a segment manager.Įxplains when and how to create segments.ĭiscusses containers and explains when and how to create them.ĭiscusses regions and explains when and how to create them.ĭiscusses the drive linking feature and tells how to create a drive link.ĭiscusses snapshotting and tells how to create a snapshot.ĭiscusses the standard FSIMs shipped with EVMS and provides examples of adding file systems and coordinating file checks with the FSIMs.ĭescribes EVMS clustering and how to create private and shared containers.Įxplains how to convert EVMS native volumes to compatibility volumes and compatibility volumes to EVMS native volumes. Tells how to view existing files that have been migrated to EVMS. Viewing compatibility volumes after migrating The EVMS log file and error data collectionĭiscusses the EVMS information and error log file and explains how to change the logging level.Ĥ. Organization of the EVMS User Guide Chapter or appendix titleĭiscusses general EVMS concepts and terms.ĭescribes the three EVMS user interfaces and how to use them.ģ. Expanding and shrinking OpenGFSįile systems K. OpenGFS file system interface module J.1. Expanding and shrinking Ext-2/3įile systems J. Ext-2/3 file system interface module I.1. ReiserFS file system interface module H.1. Characteristics of Linux RAID levels B.2. Which segment manager plug-ins implement the move function? 23.4. Example: perform a delete recursive operation 22. How to delete objects: delete and delete recursive 21.2. Example: complete a plug-in operations task 21. Mounting and unmounting volumes from within EVMS 19.1. Activating and deactivating volumes and objects 19. Selectively activating volumes and objects 18.1. Example: add drive linking to an existing volume 18. Adding features to an existing volume 17.1. Example: convert EVMS volumes to compatibility volumes 16. Example: convert compatibility volumes to EVMS volumes 15.3. Forcing a cluster container to be active 15. Failover and Failback of a private container on Linux-HA 14.9. Example: deport a private or shared container 14.7.

Example: convert a shared container to a private container 14.6. Example: convert a private container to a shared container 14.5. Example: create a shared cluster container 14.4. Example: create a private cluster container 14.3. Rules and restrictions for creating cluster containers 14.2. Example: add a file system to a volume 13.3. Example: create a compatibility volume 13. Example: create an EVMS native volume 12.3. Adding a segment manager to a new disk 6.5. Adding a segment manager to an existing disk 6.4. Adding and removing a segment manager 6.1.

Viewing compatibility volumes after migrating 4.1. The EVMS log file and error data collection 3.1.