RAID and LVM

Configuration

Use the RaidLvmHowto - outdated document, based on debian woody installer.

Create the following filesystems. The sizes are suggested for 60 GB disks.

Logical volume Mount point Size

/dev/vg1/root / 1.56 GB

/dev/vg1/home /home 7 GB

/dev/vg1/usr /usr 4 GB

/dev/vg1/local /usr/local 4 GB

/dev/vg1/var /var 2.93 GB

/dev/vg1/db /var/db 8.69 GB

/dev/vg1/mail /var/mail 7.81 GB

/dev/vg1/www /var/www 13.77 GB

/dev/vg1/chroot /chroot 8 GB

/dev/vg1/tmp /tmp 1000 MB

/dev/vg1/swap (swap) 512 MB

Logical volume	Mount point	Size
/dev/vg1/root	/	1.56 GB
/dev/vg1/home	/home	7 GB
/dev/vg1/usr	/usr	4 GB
/dev/vg1/local	/usr/local	4 GB
/dev/vg1/var	/var	2.93 GB
/dev/vg1/db	/var/db	8.69 GB
/dev/vg1/mail	/var/mail	7.81 GB
/dev/vg1/www	/var/www	13.77 GB
/dev/vg1/chroot	/chroot	8 GB
/dev/vg1/tmp	/tmp	1000 MB
/dev/vg1/swap	(swap)	512 MB

See StandardConfigFiles for the resulting /etc/fstab.

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