> In message <19990302223946.6140.qmail@nelgin.nu>, nigel@nelgin.nu writes:
> >Agreed. Although it is probably too late to do that with some of the
> >older NetBSd man page, it would be nice to have an examples section.
> >
> >But that's a whole new project.
> 
> Hmm.  Y'know, SVR4 had really *nice* man pages for the syscalls.  Like,
> complete lists of potential failure modes and corresponding returns, even
> for hairy stuff like read(2), VMIN, and VTIME.
> 
> I'd love to see these available, myself.  If there were general interest,
> perhaps someone could start on such a project?
> 

	as you know, to get a good implementation of lvm, major parts of kernel
should be rewritten, to be exactly - disk i/o subsystem. it may take very long 
period of time.