To Ro: > > After reading all the comments and guiding help I am feeling inclined > towards this late solution: clean new install and later addition of old > data.
That is probably the easiest and least risky way to do it.
> The reason why I want lvm (first time I am seriously considering it
> after many years of going other ways ) is the set of stated benefits that
> it has with respect to other file systems, specially during addition of
> new space, etc.
I thought I had already mentioned it in my other mail: LVM is not a
filesystem. It is a means to manage storage space independently from the
devices.
Usually I am a big proponent of LVM even on desktops or laptops with
only a single disk. But users should understand the basic concepts
because you can easily destroy your data with LVM tools.
J.
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