misterPhyrePhox, all:
The GNU Storage Guide is not currently publicly available.
The lack of response saying otherwise is the most proof you should need, but also doing a google search reveals nothing, as well as a search specifically on gnu.org. This effectively means that the GNU Storage Guide does not exist. For further background, please see the following which is further indication that the GNU Storage Guide at some point was in development and was forgotten, lost, buried, or otherwise doomed to never become publicly accessible:
> >I am working on the GNU Storage Guide, which also will contain
> >comprehensive information on data recovery.
>
> That's an extremely good idea, thank you very much. I've been saying
> for years that lack of documentation is Linux's problem, not a lack of
> software. Linux would be far better off with more documentation and
> *less* software.
You don't happen to have some time and enthusiasm to consider
helping...?
http://www.gnu.org/software/parted/snippets/exon3.txt
Whoever thought it was a good idea to start deleting stuff from decent manuals (e.g. at least one version of parted's documentation references the GNU storage guide as "This manual used to introduce the reader to these systems and their working...content has moved to the GNU Storage Guide.") and/or referencing non-existant documentation -- SHAME ON YOU! And Leslie, if you are out there, please respond to this question regarding this thread: ***?
