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[Xen-users] Re: Partition vs disk images
Ok, so the summary seems to be that images are ok for small stuff (and tinkering) but I really want to partition it out (I assume this becomes stronger as the partition grows). RAID 5 may or may not be a good idea.
My assumption (correct me here) is that the partition/logical volume I create for the Xen domU looks like a disk? Then, Xen will partition that disk out -- and I will create swap, /boot, /, etc partitions.
Now, to continue on the beginner topics. Using my existing RAID volume + LVM, I created a logical volume for a file server. I've specified it as:
disk = [ "phy:lvm-raid/FileVolGroup,sda1,w" ]
But, apparantly the installer doesn't see it? What am I missing? I've tried it as /dev/lvm-raid/FileVolGroup. I can mount it in dom0 (and then umount it of course). I saw a description where they formatted it, so I tried that and it still isn't seen. Do I need to go at it via the /dev/mapper/lvm--raid-FileVolGroup? Something else?
This has gotta be basic, so basic I'm not finding anything. :-p
Thanks! -Rob
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