On Mon, Mar 03 '03 at 11:01, Thomas Gebhardt wrote:
> I'd like to install several linux distributions on one disk
> in a multiboot environment, each of them accessing the data
> in a LVM 1.x volume group.
I did that with TSL1.5, TSL2.0 and RH8.0 on one box:
- partition harddrive:
hda1: 256M ext2 /boot
hda2: 2G ext2 / # see below
hda3: rest LVM
- than I install TSL1.5 into hda2
- install the LVM tools
- pvcreate hda3
- vgcreate vg00 hda3
- lvcreate -n tsl15root -L 1G vg00
- move tsl1.5 into tsl15root
- fix initrd (I'v a special initrd that activates LVM/MD and comes with
a busybox based rescue system)
- fix lilo
- shutdown, reboot new setup make sure it works
- install TSL2.0 into hda2
- install lvmtools
- vgscan
- vgchange -a y
- lvcreate -n tsl20root -L 1G vg00
- move tsl2.0 into tsl20root
- fix initrd
- fix lilo
- shutdown, reboot, test
- install TH80 into hda2
- install lvmtoold
- vgscan
- vgchange -a y
- lvcreate -n rh80root -L 1G vg00
- move rh80 into rh80root
- fix initrd
- fix lilo
- shutdown, reboot, test
quite simple. boot gets a little bit messy, but I like to have /boot on
a primary partition and not on LVM.
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