I have an small problem regarding lvm .Now let me give you the details of my setting.First and foremost I am running six different distribution .And for all of them I am using one separate LVM partion to hold the /home dir.Clear?
/dev/sda1 ---> Gentoo
/dev/sda2 ---> Arch
/dev/sda3---> openSUSE
/dev/sda4 ----> Extended
/dev/sda5 -----> swap
/dev/sda6------> Slackware
/dev/sda7 -----> /home( which is lvm)
I am using /dev/sda7 for home mount on all partition.Now what I want to get it done is that
everytime the oses boot it boots /dev/vg/lv to be mounted on /home right?
It's doing alright in Arch .but the point is it's convert the last / (/pv/vg/lv)...before lv to a hypen(-) and mount it corrrectly.
so it turn out to be in mount command and in fstab like this:
/pv/vg-lv (notice the slash convert to hyphen)
I am not sure why is this so..please guide me to correct it. I ff I am not so clear about my situation ..kindly ask so I will try to give you better view.
Trying to achieve single /home(lvm) partition to use with all the oses .
TIA Bhaskar
