[KLUG Members] KLUG Weekly Meeting, TODAY, Tuesday October 16, 2007

[William Lindemann]

*2007-10-16 - Managed Discs and Logical Volume Manager*
MD stands for Managed Disks, and LVM is Logical Volume Manager. MD can be
used to splice several hard drives together so they work better than they
would separately. LVM allows you to have more flexibility in what parts of
the operating system are stored in what areas of the disks, and to change it
later without reinstalling and losing all your data.
Mike Williams is originally from Kalamazoo, but now lives in Grand Rapids
most of the time. When not taking care of family, houses, or pets at one
location or the other, or trying to actually make a living he reconfigures
his mixed house network to look for new and creative things it can do.

If you only have general questions or curiosity you don't need to do
anything but show up!

Presentation dates are open on October 23 and 30! Please contact me if you
want to share your knowledge of a Linux related topic to KLUG members.
 Volunteer Positions:
Program Director <http://kalamazoolinux.org/organize/prog-dir.html>
Publicity Director <http://kalamazoolinux.org/organize/pub-dir.html>
Site master <http://kalamazoolinux.org/organize/site-mast.html>
Web master <http://kalamazoolinux.org/organize/web-mast.html>
Link master <http://kalamazoolinux.org/organize/link-mast.html>
List master <http://kalamazoolinux.org/organize/list-mast.html>
FTP master <http://kalamazoolinux.org/organize/ftp-mast.html>
Install master <http://kalamazoolinux.org/organize/inst-mast.html>
Librarian <http://kalamazoolinux.org/organize/librarian.html>
Property Master <http://kalamazoolinux.org/organize/prop-mast.html>

These positions aren't the limits of our organization; it's only the very
beginning!

Part of the value of the Linux world, and that includes us at KLUG, is
to *learn
while doing*, contributing, and participating. We don't want to be a group
run by a few for the many, and there's room for EVERYONE to contribute. This
is you opportunity to help make a difference; to teach, to learn, and to
help.

Thanks,
Bill Lindemann
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