> I did cite my sources, by copy pasting Debian changelog entry as uploaded into Debian for the lvm2 package.
TBH, I find it surprising that anyone can claim that clvm never worked.
It works at least since 2008 - it's when I started using it on
production machines.
Claim that clvm is dead upstream makes me wonder - is this a hoax? Clvm
is not dead. It's quite the opposite.
We should fork the package or help Debian maintainer find the truth :)
On 14.01.2013 15:28, Dmitrijs Ledkovs wrote::
> I did cite my sources, by copy pasting Debian changelog entry as uploaded into Debian for the lvm2 package.
TBH, I find it surprising that anyone can claim that clvm never worked.
It works at least since 2008 - it's when I started using it on
production machines.
Claim that clvm is dead upstream makes me wonder - is this a hoax? Clvm
is not dead. It's quite the opposite.
We should fork the package or help Debian maintainer find the truth :)