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+Interacting with Volumes on OpenPOWER
+=====================================
+
+Each Operating System interacts with the volumes attached to it in various ways.
+The most common ways to interact with volumes are through packaged programs such
+as ``fdisk``, ``mount``/``umount``, and other LVM commands. Alongside these packages,
+there are other packages that are necessary to view and allow the system to properly
+interact with the volumes that the user is attempting to manipulate.
+
+Volumes on ppc64 and ppc64le
+----------------------------
+
+One of the most crucial packages for actually being able to use volumes on POWER platform is
+``ppc64-diag``.
+
+The following is a table showing which images on `OSL's OpenStack POWER cluster`__ have this
+package pre-installed:
+
+.. __: https://openpower-controller.osuosl.org
+
+.. csv-table::
+  :header: "OS", "``ppc64-diag``"
+  :widths: 12, 15
+
+  "Debian", "no"
+  "CentOS", "yes"
+  "Ubuntu", "no"
+  "Fedora", "yes"
+  "OpenSUSE", "no"
+    
+For some distributions, ``ppc64-diag`` is not available in the stable repository. For example:
+for Debian, ``ppc64-diag`` only exists in the *"stretch"* packages, and for OpenSUSE,
+``ppc64-diag`` is only available in the *"Tumbleweed"* packages. So if you are running an
+older version of Debian or OpenSUSE such as *"jessie"* or *"Leap"*, you will need to install
+``ppc64-diag`` from another, potentially unstable version.