Le 19/11/2017 à 03:26, Dan Norton a écrit :
Using LVM, one physical volume is defined on the entire sda5 partition. A volume group named "debian8-vg" is defined as the only vg in that pv. Five logical volumes have been defined in the vg. One lv intended as root was defined like this with a Debian Live CD: user@debian:/$ sudo lvm lvcreate -n root --size 8G debian8-vg #define lv named root user@debian:/$ sudo mkfs.ext4 /dev/debian-vg/root #make a file system in lv root
You did not have to do this with a live CD command line. You could have done it with the Debian installer partitioning interface.
user@debian:/$ sudo mount /dev/debian-vg/root
The mount point is missing. Besides, why did you mount the filesystem ?
#the "/root" was dropped apparently
What do you mean ?
There they are. All the logical volumes. Am I getting close? How can I "mkdir /" on root and succeed with netinst? BTW I did choose Manual partitioning in the installer. :-(
You do not have to do anything with the command line. In the manual partitioning main panel showing all disks, partitions and volumes, just select a logical volume, edit its settings and select a mount point.
