The Vinum Volume Manager is a block device driver which implements virtual disk drives. It isolates disk hardware from the block device interface and maps data in ways which result in an increase in flexibility, performance and reliability compared to the traditional slice view of disk storage. Vinum implements the RAID-0, RAID-1 and RAID-5 models, both individually and in combination.
An introduction to Vinum
Known bugs in Vinum
What to do about problems with Vinum
How to replace a failed drive
Vinum feature wish list
FreeBSD and
NetBSD source trees. This site contains the
RCS versions of the “super-source”
which includes code for both hidden behind #ifdefs. It uses some very flaky
code in a Makefile to trim it to the code in the individual trees. This would
be the best code to use to start a new port. If anybody wants to tidy up the
Makefile for stripping the #ifdefs, please let me know.
I also have some notes on the structure of the driver. Don't count on these being up to date, but they might help.
Man page vinum(4) in readable format
Man page vinum(8) in readable format
Man page vinum(4) in PostScript, for printing.
Man page vinum(8) in PostScript, for printing.
Introduction to Vinum, in Postscript form.
Bootstrapping
Vinum, by Bob Van Valzah
Vinum chapter from the fourth edition of
The Complete FreeBSD
in PDF and
text form.
Man page vinum(4) in PDF, for Microsoft.
Man page vinum(8) in PDF, for Microsoft.
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