Controlling servers (e.g. apache, samba)
Derek Broughton
news at pointerstop.ca
Mon Feb 5 13:50:01 UTC 2007
Gabriel Dragffy wrote:
> This is going a bit off-topic now with partitioning......
> If you are setting up partitions for linux, you'd be crazy not to go
> with LVM, you can increase the size of logical volumes online, and
> shrink them offline. All the problems that you say you encountered are
> solved by LVM. Obviously LVM won't play nice with OS X but you can do:
> 100MB primary partition for /boot
> 10GB primary partition for OS X
> all the rest as a LVM, then you can install ubuntu in to the LVM and
> other distros too.
Do you do that? I'm really uncomfortable with the idea of my root partition
in the LVM. I'm not really sure what _could_ happen, but I worry that if
the device starts to fail there may be nothing at all recoverable if I
can't get into the LVM and mount the root. So I put / on a physical
partition but everything else in the LVM.
--
derek
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