webmin/lvm/lang/en

index_title=Logical Volume Management
index_ecommands=The LVM command $1 was not found on your system. Webmin needs the LVM administration commands in order to setup and manage logical volumes.
index_emodule=The LVM status directory $1 does not exist. This indicates that your kernel does not support LVM, or that the $2 kernel module is not loaded.
index_vgs=Volume Groups
index_pvs=Physical Volumes
index_lvs=Logical Volumes
index_none=No volume groups were found on your system.
index_add=Add a new volume group.
index_nolvs=This volume group has<br>no logical volumes yet.
index_nopvs=This volume group has<br>no physical volumes yet.
index_addpv=Add a physical volume to the group.
index_addlv=Create a new logical volume.
index_addsnap=Create a new snapshot.
index_return=volume groups
index_init=This may be because LVM has not been activated yet. <a href='$1'>Activate it now</a> to view all volume groups.
index_eversion=Webmin only supports LVM versions 1.0 and above. The output from $1 on your system was : $2
index_version=LVM version $1

lv_edit=Edit Logical Volume
lv_edit_snap=Edit Snapshot
lv_create=Create Logical Volume
lv_create_snap=Create Snapshot
lv_vg=In volume group $1
lv_header=Logical volume details
lv_name=Volume name
lv_size=Volume size
lv_device=Device file
lv_status=Current status
lv_mount=Mounted on $1 as $2
lv_umount=For mounting on $1 as $2
lv_mountvm=Mounted as virtual memory
lv_umountvm=For mounting as virtual memory
lv_mountraid=Part of RAID device $1
lv_notused=Not in use
lv_cannot=This logical volume cannot be renamed or resized as it is currently in use.
lv_perm=Volume access
lv_permrw=Read/write
lv_permr=Read only
lv_alloc=Allocation method
lv_allocy=Contiguous
lv_allocn=Non-contiguous
lv_stripe=Volume striping
lv_nostripe=Disabled (always allocate from start)
lv_stripes=Stripe across $1 physical volumes
lv_err=Failed to save logical volume
lv_ename=Missing or invalid volume name
lv_esame=A logical volume with the same name already exists
lv_esize=Missing or invalid volume size
lv_estripe=Missing or invalid number of stripes
lv_delete=Delete Logical Volume
lv_rusure=Are you sure you want to delete the logical volume $1 ? Any data in a filesystem on this logical volume will be deleted forever!
lv_rusnap=Are you sure you want to delete the snapshot $1 ?
lv_deleteok=Delete Now
lv_err2=Failed to delete logical volume
lv_pesize=Allocation block size
lv_petotal=Blocks allocated from volume group
lv_petotals=$1 out of $2
lv_mkfs=Create filesystem of type:
lv_mkfsdesc=Select a filesystem type and click this button to create a new filesystem on this logical volume. This will erase any data currently on the volume.
lv_toobig=The new volume size is $1 blocks (of $2 each), but only $3 are free in the volume group.
lv_snapof=Snapshot of logical volume
lv_nosnap=Could not determine!
lv_newmount=Mount LV on:
lv_mountmsg=Mount this LV on new directory on your system, so that it can be used to store files. A filesystem must have already been created.
lv_free=Free percentage
lv_freedisk=Free space
lv_pvs=Physical volumes allocated

mkfs_title=Create Filesystem
mkfs_desc=This form allows you to build a new $2 ($1) filesystem on logical volume $3. All existing data will be erased.
mkfs_header=New filesystem options
mkfs_err=Failed to create filesystem
mkfs_exec=Executing command $1 ..
mkfs_failed=.. command failed!
mkfs_ok=.. command complete.

resize_title=Resize Logical Volume
resize_mesg=The $1 filesystem on this logical volume cannot be resized. If you resize the logical volume, you must re-create the filesystem, which will erase all data in it.
resize_mesg2=Webmin does not know what kind of filesystem is on this logical volume, if any. If you resize the logical volume, you must re-create the filesystem, which will erase all data in it.
resize_fs=There was an error resizing the $1 filesystem on this logical volume : $2  If you resize just the logical volume, you must re-create the filesystem, which will erase all data in it.
resize_ok=Resize Logical Volume

init_title=Activate LVM
init_cmd=Running command $1 ..

pv_edit=Edit Physical Volume
pv_create=Add Physical Volume
pv_vg=In volume group $1
pv_header=Physical volume details
pv_device=Disk device
pv_other=Other device..
pv_alloc=Enabled for allocation?
pv_size=Disk size
pv_petotal=Blocks allocated
pv_petotal2=Size allocated
pv_pesize=Allocation block size
pv_warn=Warning! All data on the selected device will be erased.
pv_create2=Add to volume group
pv_delete2=Remove from volume group
pv_err=Failed to save physical volume
pv_err2=Failed to remove physical volume
pv_delete=Remove Physical Volume
pv_rusure=Are you sure you want to remove physical volume device $1 from its volume group? This will result in any data being shifted to other physical volumes within the group.
pv_deleteok=Remove Volume
pv_eother=Missing or invalid disk device
pv_raid=RAID device $1
pv_lvs=Allocation by logical volumes

vg_edit=Edit Volume Group
vg_create=Create Volume Group
vg_name=Volume group name
vg_header=Volume group details
vg_size=Total size
vg_petotal=Blocks allocated
vg_petotal2=Size allocated
vg_pesize=Allocation block size
vg_device=Initial physical device
vg_err=Failed to save volume group
vg_err2=Failed to delete volume group
vg_delete=Delete Volume Group
vg_rusure=Are you sure you want to delete the volume group $1 ?
vg_cannot=This volume group cannot be deleted because it still has $1 logical volumes.
vg_deleteok=Delete Now
vg_ename=Missing or invalid volume group name
vg_epesize=Missing or invalid allocation block size

log_create_vg=Created volume group $1
log_modify_vg=Modified volume group $1
log_delete_vg=Deleted volume group $1
log_create_lv=Created logical volume $1 in VG $2
log_modify_lv=Modified logical volume $1 in VG $2
log_delete_lv=Deleted logical volume $1 in VG $2
log_mkfs_lv=Created $1 filesystem on $2
log_create_pv=Added physical volume $1 to VG $1
log_modify_pv=Modified physical volume $1 in VG $2
log_delete_pv=Removed physical volume $1 from VG $2

blocks=blocks