Messages in this thread | | | Date | Sat, 12 Oct 2002 11:50:26 +0200 | From | Matthias Andree <> | Subject | Re: Linux v2.5.42 |
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On Fri, 11 Oct 2002, Linus Torvalds wrote:
> PS: NOTE - I'm not going to merge either EVMS or LVM2 right now as things > stand. I'm not using any kind of volume management personally, so I just > don't have the background or inclination to walk through the patches and > make that kind of decision. My non-scientific opinion is that it looks > like the EVMS code is going to be merged, but .. > > Alan, Jens, Christoph, others - this is going to be an area where I need > input from people I know, and preferably also help merging. I've been > happy to see the EVMS patches being discussed on linux-kernel, and I just > wanted to let people know that this needs outside help.
A user's input, of not nearly as much weight as of the input you suggested, and totally unencumbered by technical details:
EVMS has been much more present to interested parties than LVM2. If -- as a user -- I was to choose either one RIGHT NOW (i. e. with a gun against a head, a boss telling me 'I want a decision in 30 minutes', you name it), I'd go for EVMS.
Not for the names behind, the LVM2 and the EVMS teams both have their reputation, and from my POV, they are equally good.
Not for technical reasons either, because I just cannot judge on this area.
But because EVMS just looks much less like a construction site than dm2/LVM2 does.
If there was something about integrating dm2, I'd not be surprised if EVMS used it or wrapped it up or something. It also usurps LVM1.
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