Am Donnerstag, dem 04.09.2025 um 09:41 +0200 schrieb Adam Niescierowicz: > What about: > sda1 and sdb1 for EFI no raid sda2 and sdb2 RAID-10 with -f2 option (diffrent offset that gives > double speed of read and single speed of write) > md0: LVM and on top of LVM you can create partitions with XFS filesystem. XFS allows you to > realtime grow partitons. Depending on the user’s knowledge and experience, I’d vote for keeping simple setups simple: Don’t use RAID-10 with far: it can make reshaping/growth complicated or impossible and mainly helps long sequential reads. Just go for "classic" RAID-1. Don’t add LVM unless there’s a clear benefit (multiple volumes, snapshots, thin provisioning). Otherwise it’s just more moving parts. Use Ext4 unless there’s a strong reason for XFS. Ext4 supports online grow; XFS cannot be shrunk. regards, Michael -- Michael Reinelt <michael@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Ringsiedlung 75 A-8111 Gratwein-Straßengel +43 676 3079941
