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5.3. Before You Begin

To follow the development progress of LVM, subscribe to the LVM mailing lists, linux-lvm and the appropriate commit list (see Section C.1).

To build LVM from the CVS sources, you must have several GNU tools:

  • the CVS client version 1.9 or better

  • GCC 2.95.2

  • GNU make 3.79

  • autoconf, version 2.13 or better

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