The simplest way possible: my /dev/dasda is a 125 cylinder minidisk, which I
mount as /boot (Sorry, overlooked this critical piece of information
earlier.)
So, starting at 391:
391 125 cyl /boot
392 10016 cyl LVM vg_system)
1gb lv_swap
2.5gb lv_var /var
500mb lv_tmp /tmp
remaining lv_root /
392 10016 cyl LVM (vg_local)
2gb lv_home /home
remaining lv_opt /opt
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> From: Bernard Wu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hi Robert,
> Thanks for your reply.
> Just curious how you got your root partition into an LVM. I tried to do
> what you suggested but I got this error complaining that I did not have a
> /boot partition. I suppose I would have to break up the first mod-9 into 2
> mini-disks, one for /boot and the other for root, swap, var and tmp. Is
> that the way you configured your system ?
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