Luca Berra schrieb:
this is correct, the lv for /boot is to be linear and contiguus, it is
user responsability to ensure this.
What about adding a "boot" flag to LVs? It set, it could have the
following effect:
. Tools will ensure that the LV remains linear and contiguus and at the
beginning of a PV.
. (Later) the LV is mirrored into every PV marked "bootable".
With these features, an OS could be booted from any disk. With mirroring
(RAID-on-LVM) you could boot a system even if your primary disk fails.
Claus
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