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>>Having your root in a resizable volume has many advantages I think.
>>    
>>
When I installed Fedora Core 2 the other day the installation program 
was nice enough to allow me to setup LVM as easily as I could have setup 
none LVM partitions but it wouldn't let me put /boot in LVM. Since I'd 
already been told that doing so was possible I was a little disappointed 
but otherwise everything worked well. It did let me put /usr, /var, and 
/home in LVM.