Brett Delmage wrote:
: On Wed, 25 Nov 2009, Damian Gerow wrote:
:
: > After all, on a 250GB drive, it's going to be a while before I
: > hit the 100GB barrier, let alone actually need the whole drive.
:
: You don't have much locally-stored email, do you?
Four years and counting, almost everythin
On Wed, 25 Nov 2009, Damian Gerow wrote:
After all, on a 250GB drive, it's going to be a while before I
hit the 100GB barrier, let alone actually need the whole drive.
You don't have much locally-stored email, do you?
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William Case wrote:
I have looked at the issue and
understand what both RAID and LVM are. They seem like a PIA; an extra
complication, I don't need on my small system.
I don't think either is hard to work with. A few extra questions at
install time and that is about it.
They main disadvan
Bryan Larsen wrote:
:
: > 1) I know I'll be doing something different, and I don't know how much disk
: > to allocation to Partition N for Program X. LVM allows me to leave
: > unpartitioned space on the drive, and dynamically allocate it as needed.
: > (Note that this is a fairly mild benefit, s
1) I know I'll be doing something different, and I don't know how much disk
to allocation to Partition N for Program X. LVM allows me to leave
unpartitioned space on the drive, and dynamically allocate it as needed.
(Note that this is a fairly mild benefit, save in corner cases.)
The benefit
Thank you Damian;
On Wed, 2009-11-25 at 18:08 -0500, Damian Gerow wrote:
> William Case wrote:
> : Is it worth worrying about, i.e. setting up, either both or either of
> : RAID or LVM? As I said I have read the general bumph regarding the use
> : of both, but has anyone with a small system simil
William Case wrote:
: Is it worth worrying about, i.e. setting up, either both or either of
: RAID or LVM? As I said I have read the general bumph regarding the use
: of both, but has anyone with a small system similar to mine found any
: great advantage.
In short: I haven't found any substantial
Hi;
I am about to install Fedora 12 on my machine.
The Fedora installer, Anaconda, keeps wanting to configure my hard
drive(s) with RAID and particularly LVM. I have looked at the issue and
understand what both RAID and LVM are. They seem like a PIA; an extra
complication, I don't need on my sm
