pgentoo
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RE: Help partitioning disks - Debian
If you plan to keep your OS on the single disk, you might want to look into putting in a 4th disk, and doing a RAID1 of that boot drive.
As for the two remaining drives, you want to google "LVM2 howto", "LVM2 tutorial", etc...
If you want some redundancy, you should think about mirroring your two drives together in a RAID1, and then adding that device in to your LVM.
From there, you can create your volume groups, logical volumes, add a filesystem to the lv, and then mount them where you want.
There are a lot of tutorials out there online for this, so please do some research into it before you start.
I'm pretty sure LVM2 is what you were having in Centos/Ubuntu by default. It is a very nice setup, that i use on all my systems.
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12-15-2008 12:35 PM |
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