On Fri, Sep 23, 2005 at 10:27:57AM +1000, Ricky wrote: > don't think you need LVM for your /boot partition (in fact, it may not even > be possible), if you want to be super safe just partition it with 100MB or > something
You can't have your kernels/initrds stored in an LVM if you want to use GRUB. It's not capable of reading the necessary files off an LVM. LILO can, but it's not suitable for some things (like running Xen, for instance). > never did try mixing RAID with LVM, can anyone comment on their > experience...... Works quite fine. The "output" of a RAID volume is a block device, and the "input" to an LVM volume group is a block device, so things Just Work. - Matt
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