On 5/19/05, Phill Wiggin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > For whatever reason (random "eeny-meeny-miney-mo" decisionmaking), I > chose reiserfs. It works fine and I've had no problems with it. > > Out of curiosity, what did you mean when you said: > > 6) Unmount both the new hard drive and my old video partition, rename > the logical partition to be the same as my old partition > > I'm thinking you just need to change your mount in fstab > > /dev/VGforTV/tv /mythtv/tv reiserfs auto 0 0 > > or something like that... No renaming anything needed. > > You'll also need to be sure that lvm is activated at bootup. > > Manually: > vgscan (scans for VGs) > vgchange -a y (activates the Volume Groups and puts > them in /dev) > mount /dev/VGforTV/tv /myth/tv > > > ** > > In my setup, /myth is on / /myth/tv is a VG /myth/video is a separate VG > > /dev/VGforTV/tv /mythtv/tv reiserfs auto 0 0 > /dev/VGforVideo/video /mythtv/video reiserfs auto 0 0 > > ** > > I'm at work and getting ready to go home so I'm not being very complete. > If any of this is confusing, I'd be happy to be more detailed. > > --Phill Wiggin > > Greg Cope wrote: > > >Choose a file system that you can grow, otherwise you will add another > >volume, but the file system will still be the same size. > >
How are you manually doing the vgscan & vgchange before the fstab runs, I assume a script of some sort, but do you have it anywhere in particular? _______________________________________________ mythtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users
