Essential System Administration, 2nd Edition
by AEleen Frisch


This page contains changes made in the 10/99 reprint.


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(455) The text toward the end of the second paragraph read:

        cdata is a striped logical volume, writing data to all three disks in
        parallel. It uses identically sized sections from each physical disk.
        chrome illustrates the way that a filesystem can be spread across
        multiple physical disks, even noncontiguously in the case of hdisk3.

It now reads:

        chome is a striped logical volume, writing data to all three disks in
        parallel. It uses identically sized sections from each physical disk.
        cdata illustrates the way that a filesystem can be spread across
        multiple physical disks, even noncontiguously in the case of hdisk3.