Some Thoughts on the LVM software package in Linux.

There is no GUI tool, and there is no management tool in windows, making this tool extremely difficult to use.

In fact, I just want to reduce the size of a partition with more than 900 GB and install another system. However, the entire/is an lvm2 partition, and gparted livecd cannot be used.

Using command search: LVM does not explain how to adjust the partition size, but only records the special cases used by the command.

LVM has a GUI tool in Linux, but for a common Linux system, it is difficult to install such a software. For Linux software, TMD is annoying, so can't all dependencies be attached? You have to find the correct version by yourself. Think of Microsoft apple very successful, their software packages can run independently, do not need so many dependencies, even if there is dependency is easy to install. Linux will never be easy to use.

 

Alas, it's annoying to have no GUI or Windows software.

 

How to Use LVM to manage partitions and resize partitions Http://blog.qq.com/qzone/232480/1308240550.htm