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LV
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LVLeave
LVLas Vegas (Nevada)
LVLatvia (ISO Country Identifier)
LVLouis Vuitton
LVLow Voltage
LVLeft Ventricular
LVLeft Ventricle
LVLogical Volume
LVLehigh Valley
LVLongview (community college in Missouri)
LVLeucovorin
LVLaunch Vehicle
LVLow Volume
LVLord Voldemort (Harry Potter books character )
LVAlbanian Airlines (IATA airline code)
LVLong View (Green Day song)
LVLaserVision
LVLiquidation Value
LVLinda Vista (California)
LVLatent Variable
LVLumbar Vertebrae
LVLinking Verb
LVLimited Visibility
LVLiquid Volume
LVLeading Vehicle
LVLight Voltage
LVLive Variable
LVLatching Valve (or Latch Valve)
LVLehigh Valley Railroad Company
LVLet Vibrate (handbells)
LVLagrange-Vandermonde
LVLevel Valve
LVLunch Voucher
LVLight Volcano


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While this improved performance, it brought back one of the big challenges associated with logical volume managers: loading, maintaining and qualifying software on each server.
The split-path architecture: built for enterprise class virtualization by D'Errico, Doc / Computer Technology Review
zSeries Performance Enablers--With Multiple Allegiance, simultaneous logical volume access is expanded across multiplezSeries or S/390 servers.
IBM introduces the IBM eServer zSeries 890 by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
Though most will allow alterations of disk partition tables, they fail to understand more advanced and increasingly common disk configuration tools such as the Logical Volume Manager (LVM) or Software RAID (meta-disks).
Methods of Linux bare metal restore and disaster recovery by Johnson, Anthony / Computer Technology Review
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