Re: Ultimate Fedora partition scheme ?

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Jussi Lehtola wrote:
> On Thu, 2009-06-18 at 14:38 +0200, Valent Turkovic wrote:
>> With 120GB available and with this ideas in mind would this partition
>> scheme work or you have better ideas:
>> sda1 ; /boot ; 200MB ; ext3 ; fedora boot
>> sda2 ; / ; 10GB ; ext4 ; root partition for fedora
>> sda3 ; / ; 10GB ; ext4 ; root for ubuntu (it doens't need extra /boot partition)
>> sda5; 100GB ; extended partiton
>> sda6; 20GB ; PV_1 for LVM (LVM physical volume)
>> sda7; 20GB ; PV_2 for LVM
>> sda8; 20GB ; PV_3 for LVM
>> sda9; 20GB ; PV_4 for LVM
>> sda10; 20GB ; PV_5 for LVM
> 
> Uhh.. IMHO there is no sense whatsoever to create multiple LVM
> partitions on a single hard drive. You can manage with a couple small
> boot partitions, and the rest of stuff on LVM. When the partitions are
> in LVM, you can resize them whenever necessary.

Let me give a different opinion on this approach.

It can be useful; one day you will want to have a "root for mandriva"
out of any LVM and you will simply kick one of the PV out of
the VG and turn the partition back to native.
I know there is pvresize, but I feel better when using pvmove alone
(which you will probably have to use in any case before pvresize).

More difficult: I want a 20 GB partition, and I'd like to have
it near the fastest part of the disk (the beginning). I just
kick sda6 out of the VG.

Having more than one PVs has no real disadvantage, so, why not?

(personally used to slice disks in 50GB or 100GB PVs)

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