Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:It is.Root on lvm should be supported?
Should be, but I'm not going to find out on a production server ;-).
I am using it in production and i am very satisfied. and i have been using it for ages on multiple server without even a glitch.
You sohuld debug your problem or ask for help instead of spreading FUD.BTW, our 9.1 box gives some problems on it's LVM (lvm devices don't start up sometimes), so I would be more hesitant to have root (and all the necessary tools to get the LVM up) on LVM ...
I remember I've even tested that during 9.2 debugging process. Ah but this is limited to a LV not spanning across several PV's, that is? I can't be sure. Then LVM might be a little less interesting :).
AFAIK you cannot boot from an lv that spans several PV, you need /boot to be on it's own LV for this, but root can span if you need.
Well, IMHO, if you need to resize /, you made some mistake in setting up the server ...
Usually i don't want to resize /, but this is no reason to use a partition table. Besides if someone want's to resize / why should we oppose it. (i was thinking of adding an mkinitrd mode that resizes /)
L.
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