On Wed, 25 Nov 2020 09:13:07 -0600, Dale wrote: > I have /boot on a plain ext2 partition, root is also on a > plain ext4 partition. Everything else, /home, /usr, /var etc is on > LVM.
> If I hadn't had a separate /usr, I would have had to move things around > to grow /usr. I've done that in the past and got very tired of doing it > the hard way. With LVM, it's just a few commands and is done while in > use even. I don't even have to logout, reboot or anything. That's a > very good reason for having /usr separate from /. I'd say it's more a very good reason to put / on LVM too. I used to use a separate /usr but found no real benefit so I now leave it as part of /. -- Neil Bothwick A journey of a thousand miles begins with a cash advance from Mom.
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