Re: lvm vs traditional partitioning
On Friday 22 December 2006 17:09, Kamaraju Kusumanchi wrote:
> I heard lvm can be used to have partitions whose sizes can be changed over
> time in non-destructive way as far as the data is concerned.
>
Thanks for all the previous replies. Another small question.
I currently have Windows on this laptop. I will also have a 7 GB FAT32
partition so that data can be exchanged between windows and Linux. If this
FAT32 is inside the same volume group as that of /, will it still be
accessible from windows? or does lvm in some way shield the FAT32 partition
from windows?
thanks
raju
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