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Add note on max partition|volume on 32bit arch

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Gauthier Provost 2018-11-12 15:09:25 +08:00
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## Create and Mount the Filesystem
!!! note
The Helios4 System-On-Chip is a 32bit architecture, therefore the max partition size supported is 16TB. If your RAID array is more than 16TB of usable space, then you will need to create more than just one partition. You can use **fdisk /dev/md0** command to create several partitions on your array, then instead of using */dev/md0* for the below commands, it will be */dev/md0p1*, */dev/md0p2*, etc...
Create a filesystem on the array:
sudo mkfs.ext4 -F /dev/md0

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!!! info
OMV Control Panel will reload and you should see the **Logical Volume Management** page in *Storage* section.
## Create a LVM Logical Volume
## Create a LVM Logical Volume
To create a Logical Volume 3 steps are necessary :
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2. Add a Volume Group. (Volume Group contains Physical Volumes)
3. Add one ore more Logical Volumes. (Logical Volumes are like partitions)
!!! note
The Helios4 System-On-Chip is a 32bit architecture, therefore the max volume size supported is 16TB. If your RAID array is more than 16TB of usable space, then you will need to create more than just one Logical Volume to take advantage of all the available space.
> Go to **Logical Volume Management** page in *Storage* section.
> Click **Add** under *Physical Volumes* tab.