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So i just installed Fedora, and while installing altered the default settings by: LVM: swap partition / ext3 /home ext3 Should i have created the home partition as part of ...
  1. 03-13-2009 #1
    Von-Dyke
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    Just Installed, Help??

    So i just installed Fedora, and while installing altered the default settings by:

    LVM:
    swap partition
    / ext3
    /home ext3


    Should i have created the home partition as part of LVM or separate like the Boot partition?
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    Both ways work fine but its easy to manages ext3 partitions as compared to LVM.
    It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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    I ended up reinstalling without LVM at all, doing it the way i knew how to do these things..More or less. Anyway reinstalling seems to have worked in more ways than one. A couple of shortcut keys that were messing about are fixed, and i installed all my codecs/drivers properly
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