lvm or lvm2?

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I am in the process of planning out a medium sized server (500 users,
500GB) to host user accounts in our school district. I will be using
Samba...

Do you think using LVM is a reliable method of sharing home directories?
I have been reading the lists, and I notice that in a lot of cases, if
one drive dies, you usually lose a lot of information.

If so, should I be looking at LVM or LVM2? I haven't seen a comparison
sheet on what 2 offers over the standard...

Thanks for your help.
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  Matthew Daubenspeck
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