Introduction to LVM | Linux Academy

the way proxmox handles these things is anything but logical. it likes to trap half your drive in a useless volume group

This is what called a basic concept if this is clear then u can understand every thing. Thanks a lot.

Thank you! That's exactly what I was looking for and finally understood it.

What , in case if I have 2 disks in vg, and one disk is failed. do we have loss of data here?

Nice explanation, it is to understand beginner learning very helpful.

thanks, best explanation ever.

Amazing content!

wow

Many thanks, I was looking for a visual representation of the relation between PV, VG, LV.

thanks for some spotlight in these dark woods lol

thanks a lot

physical volumes need to be all the same size? or the same type?

Thanks for your information

If I choose Logical Volume Management what features am I giving up?

Wow

Omg thanks!

I like to have an LV for swap and Btrfs root with a home subvolume

Thank you for the explanation, very helpful. But I have a question.

How to dual boot kali with ubuntu using lvm?

Do i have to create another volume group to install the ubuntu or just create a new 'root' logical volume in the same volume group as the kali?

So, what you're saying is ... Illogical volumes have propped up the patriarchy since the 60's and lobsters hate women?

Welp... Looks like I'm going to rebuild my system with LVM + XFS... It's currently a mess and I need the snapshots feature. Thanks for the video !

God bless you❤️❤️

good job!