Neil Bothwick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Which is what I used to do, and means you have a separate /boot partition > and need an initrd. By combining / and /boot, you have one less > partition, the same number of non-LVM partitions and no initrd.
It also means that now I have half a gig going unused on my main / because it isn't on LVM. If I ever get around to repartitioning, I'll definitely only keep /boot on a non-LVM partition. I keep a spare stable non-testing gentoo system in exactly the space that / wouldn't need. Zsitvai János -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
