I have Debian Sid (with KDE4) in various partitions, shared with three vfats for Win98, Shared data and audio files, on two 40gig disks. I have had to make a lot of partitions to expand and shoe-horn in as the linux needs expanded. So one of these 40gigers, a maxtor which has been giving problems, may be replaced with an 80gig disk. So I must decide on a sane partition scheme. Part of it will be for the audio, but most, 60-70gig will be for Debian, neto.
1. I want to replace the numerous partitions I have evolved into a reasonable number of partitions. Recommendations? 2. To avoid such problems in the future, is LVM the way to go? Step by step on how to set it up? -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
