That is about the line that i was thinking. I definitely will not make
it part of the same vg, that would be insane. The scsi disk would be
also under lvm management, with the exception of / (i don't use /boot
as a separate mount point), because i might be able to probably add one
more 9GB scsi disk into the vg, and then mirror the 2 disks using lvm.
I'll see what i can work out, and perhaps let you guys know, if anyone
would be interested.
so far thanks
jakub
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On j�n 3, 2005, at 12:56, Mike Williams wrote:
I'd mirror, and LVM the 2 IDE disks for user data, and install the
system on
the SCSI. If you can ever imagine it necessary to alter partition
sizes for
the system, then LVM the SCSI disk too, but DON'T make it part of the
same
vg, it's unnecessary and can cause major headaches in the event of a
failure
or hardware moves.
Personally, I wouldn't LVM the SCSI disk as, if you can get your hands
on
another disk at some point, it's relatively straight forward (from an
livecd)
to convert your system partitions to RAID mirrors.
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