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Fedora and LVMFedora and LVMPosted Oct 31, 2012 16:27 UTC (Wed) by amacater (subscriber, #790)Parent article: Fedora and LVM
This, again, is one of the things that the Debian installer does properly.
A netinst (220M download) install offers you the choice of filesystem on a single disk (LVM/not LVM), guided disk partitioning with several common variants or manual partitioning and, of course the chance to set up RAID and LVM in detail for a multi-disk system
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Fedora and LVM Posted Oct 31, 2012 16:35 UTC (Wed) by rahulsundaram (subscriber, #21946) [Link]
Fedora net install along with https://boot.fedoraproject.org/offers all this and more as well but this discussion has nothing to do with features and everything to do with the defaults.
Fedora and LVM Posted Oct 31, 2012 17:03 UTC (Wed) by carenas (subscriber, #46541) [Link]
The link you provided to BFO has been broken for a while.
Fedora and LVM Posted Oct 31, 2012 18:27 UTC (Wed) by seyman (subscriber, #1172) [Link]
I believe Rahul is talking about https://boot.fedoraproject.org/ and simply made a typo.
Fedora and LVM Posted Oct 31, 2012 16:36 UTC (Wed) by dowdle (subscriber, #659) [Link]
The previous anaconda installer did too. I've seen the Debian installer so I'd not be touting it too much if I were you... including the GUI one they are still working on.
Debian's installer (was Fedora and LVM) Posted Oct 31, 2012 19:07 UTC (Wed) by dskoll (subscriber, #1630) [Link] Just out of curiosity... what's wrong with Debian's installer? I rather like it.
Fedora and LVM Posted Oct 31, 2012 19:26 UTC (Wed) by pkern (subscriber, #32883) [Link] "The GUI one" being just another frontend to the same code. Hence it not providing that much more functionality over the text mode install. Luckily that has the benefits of an identical feature set and less maintenance being required.
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