I would highly recommend that you using LVM. Many people who are not using LVM are kicking themselves for it later on. The benefits of LVM is that is relatively easy to setup and can be expanded without migration or data loss if you need more space in the future. If you need to migrate the data off your 80g, I suggest that you LVM your 200g, copy the data, over, then expand your lvm group for your 200g to include your 80g. The docs are on the myth site and it is REALLY easy. I would not suggest LVMing your root partition or whatever you put your OS on since that will require more work, just use LVM for your myth storage.
On Sat, 26 Feb 2005 12:37:16 -0500, Thom Paine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I added the 200G hard drive, and haven't done anything with it yet. > I'm wondering if I should reinstall from scratch, make my 80G the live > tv buffer and the tmp drive for everything, and make my 200G drive my > /video drive, or if that is wasting too much space, and I should make > my 80 and 200 LVM? If I go the LVM route (which I set up ahead of time > as per Jarod's guide) is there a quick howto on integrating that? I > know it's not really myth related, but people on here must do it.
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