<p>I can't speak for the raid question but resizing is possible. Or perhaps shrink / and add a seperate partition for /home..</p>
<p><blockquote type="cite">On Jan 20, 2010 4:57 PM, "Bruce Letterle" <<a href="mailto:bruce@creativewebtech.com">bruce@creativewebtech.com</a>> wrote:<br><br>Does anyone know if you can setup software RAID or change disk<br>
partitions after a CentOS 5 32 bit installation is complete? I have a<br>
new server provisioned with 2 x 1TB drives and the default partitioning<br>
is the following. It seems like there is way too much under / and I'm<br>
afraid of how long it would take (and whether I would lose data) to run<br>
fsck if they server hangs. Also, I'm thinking software RAID would be a<br>
good idea, but I don't know if you can add it. I haven't done anything<br>
else on the server since it was provisioned. Thanks.<br>
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it is a 3-way partition as follows 4GB for swap, 250 MB for boot, and then the rest<br>
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