[linux-lvm] startup stuff an dnew question :-)
Ulf Bartelt
ulf at twc.de
Mon Feb 5 08:18:31 UTC 2001
JAmes wrote:
>
> It works ! Thanks to everybody who helped. I am too used to debian
> packages doing all for you.
>
> /etc/rcS.d is the one that worked. So has init2 got anything to do with
> /etc/rc2.d ???
>
> Another question I have is can anybody show me a good install plan, a
> partition scheme for a machine where everything but the / is lvm'ed. I
> haven't seen this discussed anywhere. At the moment I am just testing on a
> box with a partition / a swap and a /home .
>
> If I did a standard installation using say 5 partitions / /usr /var/ /home
> swap, it would be a pain transferring this to an lvm system. So how do you
> lot do it ?
This is how I did it on my router/mailserver:
Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/hda2 31729 14865 15226 49% /
/dev/hda1 3963 1273 2486 34% /boot
/dev/vgodo/tmp 63461 19 60821 0% /tmp
/dev/vgodo/usr 222135 180405 30262 86% /usr
/dev/vgodo/var 63461 27578 33917 45% /var
/dev/vgodo/home 63461 2467 60339 4% /home
/dev/vgodo/spool_squid 507748 23395 458139 5% /var/spool/squid
But the tricky part is: hda2 and hda1 are LVs too...
I just faked partition map entries for them and I use them only by this
"partition aliases", so I can boot a system living totally in LVs using
conventional things like lilo...
Have a look into http://www.freenet.de/y.e.t.i./
I'm using this trick for over a year now and I'm still happy with it.
All my Linuxes @home are set up this way ( if not a diskless install :-)
)...
Bye!
Ulf.
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