On Mon, Aug 29, 2005 at 11:23:29AM -0700, Bryan J. Smith wrote: > I use LVM and put everything under it except / (root). Why not root? Because you don't make a separate /boot? Or so you can boot a non-LVM-aware kernel/initrd? Just curious. -- The only difference between conservatives and liberals regarding budget cuts is tense. Conservatives say they will cut the budget, and then they increase it. After the budget has increased, liberals say that it has been cut.
hardware RAID5 - MBR and default grub config on CentOS 4
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