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local-lvm.adoc: move Hardware into separate subsection, add info about bootloader
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@ -38,6 +38,20 @@ data:: This volume uses LVM-thin, and is used to store VM
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images. LVM-thin is preferable for this task, because it offers
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efficient support for snapshots and clones.
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NOTE: We highly recommend to use a hardware RAID controller (with
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BBU) for such setups. This increases performance, provides redundancy,
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and make disk replacements easier (hot-pluggable).
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Hardware
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~~~~~~~~
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We highly recommend to use a hardware RAID controller (with BBU) for
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such setups. This increases performance, provides redundancy, and make
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disk replacements easier (hot-pluggable).
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LVM itself does not need any special hardware, and memory requirements
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are very low.
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Bootloader
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~~~~~~~~~~
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We install two boot loaders by default. The first partition contains
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the standard GRUB boot loader. The second partition is an **E**FI **S**ystem
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**P**artition (ESP), which makes it possible to boot on EFI systems.
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