On 13 Jun 2007, at 20:42, Tom Sightler wrote:
On Wed, 2007-06-13 at 13:45 -0500, Hugh Brown wrote:
I noticed that /dev/root is a link if / is on an LVM managed
partition.
If it is on a regular partition it's a block device.
On RHEL4? I've just checked four more systems, two with LVM and two
with regular partitions. All were symbolic links to the appropriate
block device.
I can confirm the LVM/regular split on my systems.
system 1) /dev/root and regular partitions
system 2) LVM and a symlink
Another difference is that the first was originally installed on
21/09/05 with RHEL4u1 and has since been updated to RHEL4u5. The
second system with LVM and a symlink is a recent (within the last
month) RHEL4u4 install. Perhaps there is a difference between new and
old installs? I'd love to confirm this, but all my available
kickstarts now use LVM ;o)
--
Sam
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