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At Mon, 09 Jul 2007 01:33:27 +0100 Neil Bothwick <neil@××××××××××.uk> wrote: |
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> Hello Allan Gottlieb, |
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>> > On new installs I tend to stick with / (including /boot) swap and an |
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>> > LVM partition for everything else. |
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>> Just one partition? I have never used lvm, but thought that a |
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>> motivation was to be able to move space from one partition to another. |
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> One physical partition used by LVM, but then several logical partitions |
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> on that. |
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I see. |
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>> If you do have several partitions managed by lvm, I would appreciated |
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>> knowing how are they divided as I am considering moving to lvm myself. |
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>> Is /usr under lvm? |
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> Yes. I tend to have partitions for /usr, /var and /home, plus any other |
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> specialised directories I want to keep on their own partitions. |
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thanks, |
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allan |
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