Thanks Christophe, whats LKML? do you have a link?
I am guessing maybe, Linux Kernel Mailing List?
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Subject: Re: LVM2-Snapshot 2.6.5 with udm2
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Am Mo, den 19.04.2004 schrieb darren.miller@philips.com um 14:16 Uhr
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> it would appear that xfs_freeze is the source of my problems, LVM2
doesn't
> appear to work well with SGI's XFS, unless there is a tool version issue
> here, or do I not need to do xfs_freeze with LVM2?
Christoph Hellwig has a set of patches ready that fix the problem. He
posted them some days ago, you can search on the LKML archive.
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