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=== Use the Logical Volume === | === Use the Logical Volume === | ||
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== Special LVM Modes == | == Special LVM Modes == | ||
LVM provides a number of special features such as creating snapshots, raid for single Logical Volumes and much more. If you want to use these devices on bootup, the associated <code>dm-*</code> kernel module must be provided in the initrd (see for example {{Issue|33646}}) . This is a non-exhaustive list of features and the corresponding kernel module to put into your <code>configuration.nix</code>: | LVM provides a number of special features such as creating snapshots, raid for single Logical Volumes and much more. If you want to use these devices on bootup, the associated <code>dm-*</code> kernel module must be provided in the initrd (see for example {{Issue|33646}}) . This is a non-exhaustive list of features and the corresponding kernel module to put into your <code>configuration.nix</code>: | ||