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> The LVM is certainly a powerful tool, and a standard LFS could very
> easily take advantage of it; however, there are some kinds of
> functionality I want to play with that require explicit awareness of
> distinct physical volumes. (Consider software-variable striping and
> redundancy, for example, or ways of implementing "guaranteed disk
> bandwidth" in the style of SGI's XFS.)
>

Understood.

Is it posible to support resizing on LVM in addition to that?

Regards,
Heinz
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