Hi! > Are you trying to use 2 logical volumes to separate / and /boot inside > the VM, or present 2 logical volumes (which would show up as 2 separate > disks entirely, xvda and xvdb for instance) to the guest from domain-0?
I'm trying to present 2 logical volumes to the VM. > If you are trying to present 2 logvols to the VM itself, those will show > up as 2 separate disks inside the VM, as I mentioned (xvda, xvdb, or in > HVM sda, sdb, .. you get the idea) and I would wonder why you would want > to do that. How can I present 2 logvols to the VM? I proposed to my "boss" to present one logvols to the VM and then do the partitioning inside the VM (xvda1 = /home, xvda2 = /groups,...), but he wants to present 2 logvols, one to be used for /home and the other for /groups... Do you believe that is better to present only one logvols? If so, please tell me, maybe a can convince him about use only one. Thanks! Regards, Augusto -- Fedora-xen mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-xen
