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Grant Taylor wrote: |
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> On 12/9/18 3:45 PM, Dale wrote: |
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>> Grant, |
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> Hi Dale, |
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>> I'm not ignoring this email. |
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> I didn't presume you were. ;-) |
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>> I just keep rereading it. ;-) |
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> Okay. |
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> Is there an aspect of it that doesn't make sense? Or that you're |
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> uncomfortable with? Can I help alleviate the worry? |
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Just making sense of it. Trying to get it firmly in my mind. It just |
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seems to simple and easy to move that much data around and swap drives |
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even while in use. o-O |
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>> I'm uncertain still how I'm going to do this. |
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> Would you like to walk through it? At any level of detail? |
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I'm mostly trying to figure out what drive will go where. On one hand, |
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I thought about having a single drive, 8TB, to store it all on. On the |
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other, I thought of replacing one of the two 3TB drives with a 6TB |
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drive. That will give me roughly 9TBs of storage. Later on, I could |
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replace the other 3TB drive with another 6TB drive and then have 12TBs. |
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Then I'd have to rethink my backup method. If I use the second method, |
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I can use the 8TB drive for backups since I don't backup everything. |
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Right now, I'm planning to do the second method. I think long term, it |
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will work best plus I will have a spare drive if needed. |
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>> I'm considering encryption which would mean additional changes and |
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>> mount points. |
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> Depending on what your goal is, chances are good that encryption |
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> should not need to change mount points. |
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> That's one of the wonderful things about Linux. You can change the |
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> block device that a file system lives on while still using the same |
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> mount point. }:-) You can /usually/ do it after the system is |
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> installed too. |
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> Would you like to share more details and discuss your current state as |
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> well as the future state that you'd like to get to? |
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>> I'm just not 100% sure yet. I'm considering things that may require |
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>> a new thread. |
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> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ |
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> It still sounds to me like we are talking about modifying things about |
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> your LVM configuration, and discussing questions there about. So, it |
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> seems like were' still under the 2nd half of the subject of this |
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> thread. ;-) |
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>> Thanks much for this info. The list of commands helps, largely. |
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> You're welcome. I'm glad they help. :-D |
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I started another thread about encryption stuff. The reply you posted |
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tho is really helpful because it lists the commands all in one spot. |
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Most howtos have them spread all over the place and it makes it harder |
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for me to get what is going on, even if it is being explained a bit in |
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between the commands. Sometimes, it just depends on how things hit me |
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thinking wise. ;-) |
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I'll be writing those commands down before I do the change over. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |