Kevin J. Cummings wrote:
Jim wrote:
Patrick W. Barnes wrote:
On Sunday 10 May 2009 18:04:35 Jim wrote:
I have a EeePC 1000 with two SSD drives and Fedora 10.
I want to make / partition larger
sda1 / 8gb
sdb1 /home 32gb
I want to make /home 20gb
I want to make / 20gb
I have made sdb1 /home 20gb with Gparted and I made with the
unallocated space a / ext3 primary partition.
how do I make that / partition to join with the / on sda1 ?
You will have to create a software RAID0 device that spans across
both drives and includes all of the space you want used for /, then
create a new partition for / within that RAID device.
What Raid Type would I use ?
You have 2 choices:
1) Create a RAID-0 partition which spans both drives. This results in
a single partition. The drives need to be the same size in order for
the striping to work. These drives are not the same size. You could
stripe the first 8GB for a 16 GB partition, but it would leave you
with a 24 GB 2nd partition on sdb, 16/24 is not quite what you want.
2) Use LVM to merge the 2 physical partitions into a single logical
volume which spans both drives. Since both logical partitions can be
allocated out of the single logical volume, you can make them whatever
size you need (ie, both of 20GB should be doable).
I can make both partitions the same .
sda1 8gb
sdb2 8gb
Total 16gb for /
And put the remainder in sdb1 /home.
I guess I will settle for a Raid 0
But how would a Raid 5 do ?
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