[YLUG] Practical LVM
Ewan Mac Mahon
ewan at macmahon.me.uk
Sat Jul 29 12:23:37 BST 2006
Morning all,
Thanks to a recent encounter with a randomly data corrupting Asus A7V
motherboard I'm probably looking at doing a clean install on my main
system in the nearish future. It's currently set up with two disks, each
partitioned identically, each pair of partitions forming a md software
raid array.
I'm thinking of doing the reinstall by dropping one disk out of the
raids, setting up a new system on it, then having the raid sync
everything to the other disk when it's all done; this gives me an
opportunity to go all LVM, but how?
- md RAID the two disks and have LVM on top of the md device?
- Do the raid with LVM (is that even possible?)?
- What file system? There's not much point in resizable 'partitions'
without resizable contents.
- Is it even worth it? I've mostly happy with static partitions, and
don't tend to be installing/removing lots of chrooted distros.
Ewan
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