2012/5/23 Gerfried Fuchs <[email protected]>: > The rest of the disk I would want to stick into LVM, and use > filesystems that I can resize, potentially also downsize. I thought > about using 20G for both Linux's and kFreeBSD's root parts, and another > /srv/data partition for shared data. From reading the FAQ in the wiki > ext2 seems to be best choice here because ext3 write support isn't ready > yet?
Or ZFS with zfs-fuse on Linux side. But then you have to be careful about versioning (zfs-fuse is usually a newer ZFS version than kFreeBSD can read). > Is kFreeBSD fine with being stored in LVM? I've succesfully tested LVM+UFS in the past. I didn't test LVM+ZFS, but then again it'd defeat the purpose since functionality of ZFS and LVM overlap. > My idea for using LVM here > is to not have to do the partitioning in MBR but a layer higher, making > it more flexible. I wouldn't recommend this, partitionless disks don't play well with GRUB. -- Robert Millan -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: http://lists.debian.org/CAOfDtXNEFbyTo=G0q7dhWcc2csC2U97=tnwldxwyhe5vviw...@mail.gmail.com
