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Can anyone tell me whether it is possible to expand a gconcat volume  
(by adding a drive to the end of it) without having to wipe the data  
from the existing set and recreate from scratch?
I don't mind having to manually edit bsdlabels and such.  Just  
wondering if its possible at all.
I've been looking for some docs on this but can't seem to find a  
definitive answer.

Thanks!

Lapo Nustrini

Seanet Corporation
lapo@seanet.com