Hendrik Boom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Now that I've discovered what LVM does, I've resolved to start
| migrating my Linux systems to it. Linux partitions look easy.
| But I'd really like to start using it for *all* my partitions.
| My machine also has a bunch lf FAT partitions used
| when I boot Windows, and accessible when I boot Linux.
| Can LVM also handle Windows?
|
| That is (I suppose) Does LVM get activated early enough in the
| boot procedure that Windows just sees its partitions instead
| of the physical ones?
|
| ABout ten years ago, there were so-called disk managers that
| replaced BIOS calls so that large disks could be used
| ancient systems. Might LVM be capable of operating like this?
|
Look at EVM instead of LVM for this.
Remember, your /boot partit can't be included for LVM. I don't know
about it for EVM.
mess-mate
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