Anubhav Yadav:
> Okay, I installed debian now, a perfect install with LVM.
> Here is the output of df -H
>
> Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
> rootfs 8.7G 330M 7.9G 5% /
You usually can get away with a much smaller root filesystem if you use
a separate /usr. The good thing is that you won't run into trouble with
dozens of kernels installed (they take more than 100MB in /lib/modules
each).
> Is there anything wrong with this partitioning scheme.
Looks generally fine. One thing I would have done (and which I cannot
see whether you did it) is to leave some free space in the VG so you can
extend existing filesystems or create new ones when you need to.
> As Joel advised (thanks) I made a big 565 GB primary LVM partition.
> and then created partitions as advised by Joel again.
It helps in our understanding if you try to use the correct terminology.
What I think you wanted to say is something like:
"I created one big primary partition and used that as Physical Volume
for my Volume Group 'Debian'. I created all filesystems in Logical
Volumes in that Volume Group."
I capitalized terms specific to LVM.
J.
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