On Tue, Oct 16, 2018 at 10:58 AM Doug H. <fedoraproject.org@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Before deleting the tests I happened to notice that my first "custom"
install did not actually use the full available space on the two drives
for the root partition. This seems to be due to selecting the size
before setting it to raid0. The installer had topped out the size
before I was able to tell it that it gets both drive partitions to use.
The solution was to select 100G for the size of the "/" partition as a
last step. It then simply set it to the full available space remaining.
So that is a small "got ya" issue for the "Custom" option that the
bivlet does not seem to suffer from.
Yup, finally got back to playing with it and I'm a little annoyed. Bought some used memory on ebay to max it out (2GB) and it turns out only 1.5GB is detected. The memory was described as single sided matched set... Well one was, one was double sided. This old thing is pretty picky. But I only paid $6 to my door so...
Got Fedora 28 LXDE installed and setting up the RAID 0 with bivlet was pretty easy. Since it's more or less a throw away system I went ahead and did like you, RAID for everything (/boot, swap, remainder "/").
Sounds like a 747 taking off when it has to crunch on something but I/O access is pretty spiffy.
Thanks for the pointers!
Richard
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