Hi Matthew, > > To add, a /boot partition is not required. Linux can boot from > either > > a primary partition or a logical partition. > > Hmm. I didn't know GRUB could boot from a logical partition. Noted with tks. > But grub can't boot from an LVM logical volume. I (and the FC5 > installer) > generally put everything possible in an LVM except for a small /boot > partition (though I have more separate partitions in the LVM than the > > installer's default). That way, I can resize filesystems easily > later on. I did not use LVM logical volume before. What will be its advantage? TIA B.R. SL
