Hope the title can describe my problem a bit.
Ive got an PC with Ubuntu Server and a software raid 0 of a 160GB HDD and a 160GB Partition on a 500GB HDD (what a poor setup :D just had different HDDs). In the ubuntu installation I set up the software raid 0, let the installation auto-part it and then installed the OS on it. The raid 0 drive should be 320GB or about 300GiB, but when i checked i saw the partition mounted at / just had got 109GiB. Here is the partition table (its german):
Gerät Boot Start Ende Sektoren Größe Id Typ
/dev/md0p1 234002790 624623264 390620475 186,3G 83 Linux
/dev/md0p2 63 234002789 234002727 111,6G 5 Erweiterte
/dev/md0p5 126 229986539 229986414 109,7G 83 Linux
/dev/md0p6 229986603 234002789 4016187 1,9G 82 Linux Swap / Solaris
Here the part of the df -h print out with the / partition:
/dev/md0p5 108G 5,6G 97G 6% /
What happened here???? I need all possible space mounted at / , wich should be disk space minus swap (~2G) so what are these partitions for? Are they needed? Or can i delete them?
Heeeelp :D
iMPulse
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