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  1. Due to my experience - no difference at all. Using on my notebook for 2+ years.
  2. Does LVM impact performance?Does LVM impact performance?
  3. LVM (and Veritas) became standard de facto for any serious company. Not only because diskspace management, but also for data management (when you need to move/copy online database from near 100% full diskspace server and so on). In my experience the only danger with LVM are users/administrators actions - such as wrong commands with space resizing and deleting.
  1. Due to my experience - no difference at all. Using on my notebook for 2+ years.
  2. Does LVM impact performance?
  3. LVM (and Veritas) became standard de facto for any serious company. Not only because diskspace management, but also for data management (when you need to move/copy online database from near 100% full diskspace server and so on). In my experience the only danger with LVM are users/administrators actions - such as wrong commands with space resizing and deleting.
  1. Due to my experience - no difference at all. Using on my notebook for 2+ years.
  2. Does LVM impact performance?
  3. LVM (and Veritas) became standard de facto for any serious company. Not only because diskspace management, but also for data management (when you need to move/copy online database from near 100% full diskspace server and so on). In my experience the only danger with LVM are users/administrators actions - such as wrong commands with space resizing and deleting.
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  1. Due to my experience - no difference at all. Using on my notebook for 2+ years.
  2. Does LVM impact performance?
  3. LVM (and Veritas) became standard de facto for any serious company. Not only because diskspace management, but also for data management (when you need to move/copy online database from near 100% full diskspace server and so on). In my experience the only danger with LVM are users/administrators actions - such as wrong commands with space resizing and deleting.