Richard England wrote: >>>> >>>> * split ''1]'' and move ''working with disks'' to ''2]'' >>>> * exclude ''removable storage'' - better suited for inclusion in DUG >>>> * revise the structure of ''2]'' to include: >>>> i. "classical" partitioning /w tools (fdisk, parted, mkfs) >>>> ii. mounting, fstab >>>> iii. software RAID >>>> iv. LVM >>>> v. disk quotas >>>> >>> We should encourage use of LVM. This is now anaconda installation >>> default, but moreover it's a better choice by far when you're >>> administering a system for service provision. >>> >>> >> Yes, that's the idea - my plan is to write pretty comprehensive LVM >> subsection (iv). I also want to include all this other stuff (not so >> extensively), mostly as a background info and an aid to better >> understanding of the LVM concept. I've found this more than useful when >> introducing people to LVM. >> >> Vladimir >> >> > Pardon me for intruding, here, but I hop this does not mean that you > will be ignoring the "classical" partitioning methods. LVM may be the > default but for many situations (non-server and laptops, notably) LVM > may not be the optimal solution. > No Richard, not at all. Everything from the list proposed in my original post will be included. LVM will receive more attention though - it is the default Fedora option and it is very useful technology. Vladimir > Thanks for all the hard work being put in on this. > > ~~R >
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