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--- raid:mdadm:lvm_on_raid [2021/10/01 11:44] – peter
+++ raid:mdadm:lvm_on_raid [2021/10/01 17:18] (current) – peter
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   * This Volume Group can be split into Logical Volumes; in essence different Partitions.
   * LVM provides the ability to resize these Logical Volumes very easily.
-  * LVM is not a replacement for RAID, as it only supports mirroring or stripe.
+  * LVM is not a replacement for RAID, as LVM does not provide any options for redundancy or parity that RAID provides.
-    * Using LVM for resilience without RAID would result in twice as much storage being needed; a waste.
     * Therefore it is best to be have LVM in conjunction with RAID.
+<code>
+|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
+|LVM Logical Volumes | / | /var | /usr | /home | /mnt                                        |
+|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
+|LVM Volume Group    |                            /dev/VolGroupArray                         |
+|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
+|RAID Arrays         |                   /dev/md0                     |      /dev/md1        |
+|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
+|Physical Partitions | /dev/sda1 | /dev/sda2 | /dev/sdb1 | /dev/sdb2 | /dev/sdc1 | /dev/sdc2 |
+|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
+|Devices             |         /dev/sda      |         /dev/sdb      |         /dev/sdc      |
+|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
+|Hard Drives         |          Drive 1      |          Drive 2      |          Drive 3      |
+|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
+</code>
 <WRAP info>