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From: "Cameron Thorne" <CLT@tyndale.com>
Subject: Re: [linux-lvm] lvmcreate_initrd failing...not sure why
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Date: Wed Jan  1 16:15:02 2003
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>> I am trying to convert my root file system over to LVM
>
>Don't.

Well, I have read that this is usually the best case before.  But it is =
more just something I would like to do, not that I feel I need to.  It =
*is* possible, right?  My system isn't mission critical and LVM is =
something I have never messed with before, so I figured why not go all the =
way and just use all my disks as PVs.

Your recommendation would be to keep root and swap out of LVM, and just =
mount /usr /var /home as LVs?

Any idea why lvmcreate_initrd was failing?

=AF Cameron