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The procedure for an LVM-based disk layout is a lot like the simple guided disk setup. Choosing the guided LVM-based setup also brings you to a screen from which you can select the disk or disks that you want to use. Press Enter to select your disk. The partitioning program next tells you that it wants to write a basic partitioning scheme to disk before it can continue (see Figure 1-13). This is needed because an LVM environment is created on top of a traditional partition.

Listing 5-3. Finding Rows for Members Being Coached by Someone with a Higher Handicap SELECT * FROM Member m INNER JOIN Member c ON m.Coach = c.MemberID WHERE m.Handicap < c.Handicap

This column shows the priority of the process (that is, how important it is compared to other processes, and therefore how much attention it will gain from the CPU) This is a dynamic number, showing where the particular process is in the CPU queue at the present time This column shows the nice value of the process on a scale from -20 to 19 This refers to how charitable a process is in its desire for CPU time A high figure here (up to 19) indicates that the process is willing to be interrupted for the sake of other processes A negative value means the opposite: the process is more aggressive than others in its desire for CPU time Some programs need to operate in this way, and this is not necessarily a bad thing This column shows the amount of virtual memory used by the process.

a This column shows the total amount of physical memory useda This column shows the amount of shared memory used This refers to memory that contains code that is relied on by other processes and programs This column shows the current status of the task Generally, the status will either be S (Sleeping), or R (Running) Most processes will be sleeping, even ones that appear to be active Don t worry about this; it just reflects the way the Linux kernel works A Z in this column indicates a zombie process (a child of a process that has been terminated) This column shows the CPU use, expressed as a percentageb This column shows the memory use, again expressed as a percentage Note that this figure can vary considerably, depending on what the process is currently doing.

Figure 1-13. Before the logical volumes can be created, some traditional partition setup has to be written to disk. Once the default partitioning has been set up, the installation program makes a proposition for two logical partitions that are set up on top of that (see Figure 1-14.) By default, this is a root partition, formatted as Ext3 and a swap partition. Select Yes and press Enter to continue with the installation.

b This column shows a measure of how long the process has been up and running This shows the actual name of the process itself..

For the data in Figure 5-5, this will retrieve the data in the last four rows. (You don t have to be a great golfer to be a good coach!) Having done the join and selected the appropriate rows, we can then choose which columns we want to appear in our final result.