On 11/11/2010 1:01 PM, Peter Tenenbaum wrote:
4. Use LVM (or fdisk?) to partition the resulting array (boot, linux,
and swap)
I personally would definitely partition the /dev/md[0123...] RAID
devices, and then definitely use LVM inside the partitions. It gives
you an extra level of flexibility to work with during your "administration".
However, using DOS-style partitions is not necessary if you use LVM, and
in the past, I have been taken to task for recommending it.
In any case, *do* use LVM. You can work magic with it.
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