Hi. El Jueves, 15 de Marzo de 2007, Adam Williams escribió: > > > I create an LVM volume and mounted it as "/", but I would like to > > > revert it to it's original partition, I tried it from reverting from > > > the LVM gui, but it couldn't do it because "/" is mounted, is there any > > > way to do this, I am thinking safe mode or starting from disk, but I am > > > not sure how to do the reversion, any advice? > > > > I do't know how to solve this, but is a good practice to not mount / in > > LVM, > > Nah, all our systems have an LVM "/". Works just fine. Make a > 100-250Mb /boot and LVM absolutely everything else. I've had > filesystems go fritz but I've never had LVM bomb out, and LVM is your > friend for recovering or changing systems. > > > put / on a ext3 partition and then mount /var, /usr /home /srv or > > whatever you need on LVM, but don't mount /, it could give you problems > > with corrupt LVM images > > And a corrupt /usr, /var, and /srv is fine?
You can boot on level 1 and try to fix the lvm. -- Un Saludo. Carlos Lorenzo Matés
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