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--- logical_volume_manager [2014/11/24 02:09] – ben
+++ logical_volume_manager [2014/11/24 02:15] (current) – ben
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 :It will probably report that some packages are missing, so use
  sudo apt-get install <...>
-:to install the missing packages.  <code>apt-get</code> should then automatically install Webmin once the pre-requisites are installed.
+:to install the missing packages.  ''apt-get'' should then automatically install Webmin once the pre-requisites are installed.
   * The Webmin installer should tell you the URL at which Webmin can be accessed - e.g. https://hostname:10000/.  Visit this URL and log in as any user in the sudoers file (i.e. any user that can execute commands using sudo).
   * Go to the **Logical Volume Management** page under the **Hardware** section on the left.
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 ===== Mirroring =====
-**Note:** At least **three** physical disks need to be added to the Volume Group before 2-disk (i.e. <code>-m1</code>) mirroring can be enabled, as LVM needs to store a log of the mirroring state on a disk that isn't involved in the mirroring itself.  For a 3-disk (<code>-m2</code>) mirror, four physical disks need to be in the VG, etc.
+**Note:** At least **three** physical disks need to be added to the Volume Group before 2-disk (i.e. ''-m1'') mirroring can be enabled, as LVM needs to store a log of the mirroring state on a disk that isn't involved in the mirroring itself.  For a 3-disk (''-m2'') mirror, four physical disks need to be in the VG, etc.
 To convert a logical volume so that it is mirrored onto another physical disk, use, e.g.: