News.com's Stephen Shankland reports that start-up Sistina Software's LVM 2.0 logical volume manager technology will be included in the coming 2.6 version of the Linux kernel, having been selected over competing software from IBM developers. Shankland writes . . .

“The software in question . . . governs how multiple hard drives are joined so they appear as one. It's a crucial feature for using Linux on higher-end servers . . .”

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