They say that it has been unmaintained for more than a 1.5 years now, and interferes with the 2.6 kernel. Best I start looking for another solution. mdadm here i come
Enterprise Volume Management System (EVMS) mounts harddrives and disk storage space in Linux in advanced and flexible ways. See its website and user guide for details.
In Ubuntu, I originally had to use its auto-installer to find and install EVMS binaries. I traditionally have used the EVMS ncurses interface, which is a text user interface.
sudo evmsn
or sudo evmsgui
/dev/evms/lvm2/Media/Car...
Enter
to get menu optionsMount...
/media/documents
sudo nano -w /etc/samba/smb.conf
I need to automate this mount on startup, possibly by learning how to do the mount through EVMS in Command Line Interface, and then putting that into the fstab file.
sudo udevd stop
sudo /etc/init.d/udev stop
top sudo kill 25293
sysfs_devices.exclude
section. Per directions on evms sourceforge link above.# This line will exclude some disks that are alread being used # by the root OS. There is a problem with both the kernel and # EVMS trying to get to the same disks. See the following link: # http://evms.sourceforge.net/install/kernel.html#bdclaim # exclude = [ hda sda ]