Hi
For virtual servers it is nice to use the whole disk for LVM instead of
creating a LVM partition on the disk. Then you can just increase the size
of the disk in VMware and later extend the file system instead of having
to add another disk and extend.
Is it possible to use this setup in the
Hi,From what I remember,it depends on the use of the disk. If its a boot disk,
you have to have one DOS boot partition to start the system. However, if the
disk is a second disk, then the whole disk can be folded into LVM.
Thanks
James
On Monday, 9 March 2015, 14:18, Jerry Billing
I use kernel options that are set in the grub (i.e. isolinux/syslinux cfg
files ) I pass in @vm on the append line, then in the kickstart, I parse
/proc/cmdline for all the options.
Following that, I check if [[ $opt_vm == 1 ]]; then.
i then have each partition size set as a variable (
On Mon, Mar 09, 2015 at 09:22:02PM +0100, Jerry Billing wrote:
Hi
My main question was if it is possible to use a whole disk using LVM without
creating a seperate LVM partition in kickstart? If you create a partition on
the disk you can´t easily extend the disk by increasing the disk size
