Michał Dec composed on 2024-10-15 20:08 (UTC+0200):
> What is exactly your use case for over 20 logical partitions? I see a
> lot of Linux distro names. If my assumption is correct that you keep
Answered on 2024-10-15 00:16 (UTC-0400).
> just the root filesystems of those distros as separate partitions, then
> I think you might find it more comfortable to use LVM to allocate
> physical space from your drive, and then split it into logical volumes,
> independent of the governing partition table on your drive or even lack
> thereof.
Compressed imaging of partitions is a fundamental element of my backup system,
where DOS, OS/2 & Windows as well as Linux live. On a number of PCs the base
bootloader is IBM BM. When I checked into LVM a couple of decades or so ago, I
found it incompatible with my backup system, while I like the one I had and have
which logs, creating a plain text, universally accessible catalog of what I
have.
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