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>this also means Fedora doesn't use LVM by default anymore Uh, that's pretty big. How will I resize partitions on the fly?
by danssig 15y ago
>this also means Fedora doesn't use LVM by default anymore
Uh, that's pretty big. How will I resize partitions on the fly?
- danvet 15y agoIt's the "by default" that's important. You can still use lvm to resize your partitions. But resizing volumes within the btrfs partition will be done by the btrfs tools.
- mikemaccana 15y agoIt's OK. btrfs - like zfs before it - blurs the lines between LVM and filesystems, so they're all one layer.