Step 18: Setting up the LVM device
Back at the main partition screen, select now to configure the Logical Volume Manager:
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The changes need to be written again to disk:
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Now select to create a LVM group:
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Enter a name for the group. I used DATA:
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Assign a device to it:
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Now create a logical volume:
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Select to which group it shall belong::
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Give it a name. I just used the group name and the raid device (md3) as name:
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Say how much space it shall be using from the group (by default it's set to use max. size):
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And you're done setting up the LVM:
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Step 19: Setting up the /data partition
Back at the main partition screen, select now logical volume:
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Select "Use as":
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Select the filesystem. I prefer XFS as it has better overall performance according to debian administrator :
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Select mount point:
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You could use /srv or manually set one. I chose the manual way::
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I set it to /data:
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Now you're done with this one:
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Step 20: Finishing the partitioning
Back at the main partition screen, scroll down and select to finish the partitioning:
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Select yes to write the changes to disk:
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Continue with the installation.
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